‘In Favour of Form’ by M. P. Lauretta
Today poetic form is ostracised. It’s stifled and suppressed, deemed obsolete; classed as archaic, stuffy and effete, a vestige...
Read moreDetailsToday poetic form is ostracised. It’s stifled and suppressed, deemed obsolete; classed as archaic, stuffy and effete, a vestige...
Read moreDetails’Twas just a fleeting moment when our journeys crossed, When you were walking roadside, munching on the moss, On Christmas,...
Read moreDetailsWhere the Heart Goes Where the heart decides to go, The feet must go along. The heart is first to...
Read moreDetailsThe Canada Geese used to migrate each year. They’d summer up there and spend winter down here. Their nests...
Read moreDetailsDistrict E for former Greenpeace Activist Patrick Moore by Eric Awesud Ble It always was at night when people simply...
Read moreDetailsWings Oh, to catch the winds of flight And soar where eagles go, To leave the woes of troubled souls...
Read moreDetailsThe Graeco-Roman historian Lucius Dio Cassius, in his Roman History, describes “dark dinners” that were given by the emperor...
Read moreDetailsWhen we listen To his sweet song, Did he then know It'd live this long? A song that gives To...
Read moreDetailsThe Melancholy Snowman Though stony-eyed, I watched the finches glide. The chimney smoke, the builder slide, At night, I gave...
Read moreDetailsThe Water of Life To die Of thirst Is nigh The worst And saddest way A life may end,...
Read moreDetailsApril 18, 2019 is Poem in Your Pocket Day, part of National Poetry Month. On this day, people are encouraged...
Read moreDetailsIt seemed a wolf had terrorized the town. Well, isn’t that what wolves are wont to do? The people...
Read moreDetailstranslation from Italian by Luigi Pagano Maybe because you are the image of eternal peace O evening, you are welcomed...
Read moreDetailsIn the Garden In Paradise there is a place where ruby-colored roses grace the trellises of precious pearl - so...
Read moreDetailsCurve It’s just a simple curve, gouged by a string to make a tidy border in between the walkway and...
Read moreDetailsThat I Might Learn to Love a villanelle That I might learn to love I sorely prayed with hopes that...
Read moreDetailsThe following are excerpted from James Sale's upcoming book Divine Comedies. Exit from Hell I did well in life....
Read moreDetailsWhen May became P. M., she had a doggéd view - Her Parliament majority would fly us through: All...
Read moreDetailsThe Pregnant Woman The Pregnant Woman nests a baby seed Who's ever pressing on her very core While her...
Read moreDetails—from A Gallery of Ethopaths The world is filled with brainless brats Who all insist on having tats. These...
Read moreDetailsHow I long for the days gone by, Such memories overtake me. I look back on my life and...
Read moreDetailsBeyond the brimming ages Gabriel waits, his foremost message burning on his breath. Through time men slide, creeping through...
Read moreDetailsTranslated by Ihar Kazak At the door it seems I hear The stomping of evil strangers. This has been...
Read moreDetails(by the ancient lawgiver who threw himself on his blade to satisfy a legal technicality) 625 b.c.e. Yours is a...
Read moreDetailsThough all the world should grovel and bend To the minions of deepest hell, Our days of glory shall...
Read moreDetails. The Black Children In China, until rather recently, each pair of parents was allowed one kid, according to the...
Read moreDetailsFrom the stations they sent out a call To their jillaroo friends - one and all; For an overnight...
Read moreDetailsI am a captive of the wicked queen. My mind’s a blank; the temptress took my soul. I know...
Read moreDetailsNote: Teaching classical poetry rather than other forms of poetry or modern literature makes a difference. Inherent in classical poetry...
Read moreDetailsAnonymous (12th Century), 'Du bist mein' ('You are mine') I am yours and you, mine are; Of this ought you be...
Read moreDetailsHe thinks in lines And vexing vertices. His shining mind always inclines To maths and magnitude, minute degrees Of...
Read moreDetailsEre gloaming wanes, acceding sable night, As writhen mists conceal a pallid moon, From bastion vigil, thou descry a...
Read moreDetailsWilliam Ruleman: Profane and Sacred Love, Feather Books, 2002 and reprint 2014 by James Sale Having read some excellent poetry...
Read moreDetailsO how I long to hold thee in my arms, And taste again of nature’s sweet reprieve, To cast off...
Read moreDetailsRoom 402: Gehenna Comes to New York (On Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Jan. 22,2019 repeal of New York’s Public Health Law...
Read moreDetailsThe Bad The first video of Hannah Silva instructs us on the abyss that poetry reading has found itself in...
Read moreDetailsEarly Morning Winter Walk Footprints follow like a shadow as I walk Through early morning snow as white as powdered...
Read moreDetailsThree Thousand Years before Apple and Three Thousand Years after the iPad I carry in my knapsack poems by...
Read moreDetailsapropos of 'The Threads' by E. Mantyk I fell into a radiant sleep; Thereon into dream and seeing: A paradise...
Read moreDetails. Though beauty also beckons there, Mt. Shasta’s peak projects severe, So from her panoramic view, Is cast a pall...
Read moreDetailsHi Mike. Thank you very much!
That is very kind of you to say, Susan! Your poetry always stuns and amazes me. So, I cherish your…
Thank you for your very kind comments on my poems, Roy! They are very much appreciated. I am enjoying reading…
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Hi Roy. Thank you very much for your kind words. And just to also mention in the fourth line of…
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