Pleasure filled moment at hand  A worthy day with the sibling to Watch purity the smile that ever Comes to mind wherever you go

It's a great pleasure  To knowing you in a mass It's a vibrant treasure To showing you in a class

I wish you could understand it earlier That life is not meant to stay unproductive even for mere bargainer It will take away your opportunities You might pause and regret of not doing your duties

Obstinate determination to stay aloof, Repelling utmost to worldly pleasure, Not a conqueror but a preacher; Yes I’ve surmised my living by your alms.

Everyone has a favorite classic. It’s that title you find yourself quoting lines from, the volume you pluck off the shelves when you don’t have anything better to read, or need some comfort reading, and it’s the book you eventually bring up every single time there’s a book discussion, which invariably happens when readers meet. The Week asked some avid readers about their favorite work in English literature and rounded up some titles that we think you must read and reread.