A Beginner’s Guide to Sapphic Verse (with Audio)
by James A. Tweedie My interest in Sapphic verse arose from a discussion thread on an SCP post some months...
Read moreDetailsby James A. Tweedie My interest in Sapphic verse arose from a discussion thread on an SCP post some months...
Read moreDetailsWhen born, they said he came into the light! He realised soon it's another kind of gloom, where innocence...
Read moreDetailsThe Poet's Soul with Artful Pen Few will read with understanding What the poet is intending. Nouns and verbs are...
Read moreDetailsNot how we're seen but what we do determines beauty's stride, for seeds of virtue catered to are planted deep...
Read moreDetailsCell Block Twenty-Nine I haven’t seen the sun for days, Nor felt Compassion’s gentle ways; My body’s weak, but courage...
Read moreDetailsby Usa W. Celebride The pilgrims were a persecuted group—for their beliefs— so they were willing for a chance, a...
Read moreDetailsAttentive to the dawning light, a poem has much in common with a plant: the crown delivers photosynthate through the...
Read moreDetailsAQI: Hazardous Outside, the air is filled with smoke and ash So thick the nearby mountains can’t be seen; Bright...
Read moreDetailsMuch too small for a plow, __but I dig anyhow __till there’s sweat on my brow __from the weeds that...
Read moreDetailsThe Hallowed Halls of Know-It-Alls are filled with varied creatures who learn the ropes from other dopes who pride...
Read moreDetails…a contemporary application of Pope’s wisdom I’ve sent illegal immigrants to splash around your pool, to raid your pantry, watch...
Read moreDetailsPresented by Monty Phillips Given that the recent days have been rightfully occupied by the remembering of the humans who...
Read moreDetailsThe Garden of Life In wee, assuring spans of sunlit day, The sun awakened, rides his carriage fast To paint...
Read moreDetailsI am a university in the U.S. of A. Becoming more dependent on Red China every day. We seek...
Read moreDetailsOn sunny days We’re filled with “me.” “I’m on my own And feeling free!” We have our job, And...
Read moreDetailsinspired by the Book of Hebrews To carry close a fishing net of gold or sea-green thread, __a-woven by some...
Read moreDetails(A liberal-socialist primer for our youngest, most impressionable comrades) Note: 'take the other bus' is a slang term for homosexual...
Read moreDetailsAt Dusk At dusk, when high above the darkening trees, __The swallows in the deep blue dip and soar, As...
Read moreDetailsChoose Wisely Calling for the next U.S. Poet Laureate to be a traditional rhyming poet A double refrained chant royal...
Read moreDetails(All poetry by Bruce Dale Wise) U.S. Midterm Election 2018 by Brice U. Lawseed There wasn't any blue wave, nor...
Read moreDetailsBehold the cloud-graced monoliths That stretch against the sky Into the boundless sanctity Where wind swift eagles fly. Primal...
Read moreDetails"Write on!" the Masters from the shadows cried. "By your thin air we breathe, nor ever died; Your modest...
Read moreDetailsWhen formal poets come to me for advice, I do my best to be helpful. I can comment on metrics...
Read moreDetailsThe Age of Poetry They say that poetry’s a young man’s game, indulged while still limber, lithe, and healthy...
Read moreDetailsby James Sale Carol Smallwood In the Measuring is a substantial new collection of 77 poems by Carol Smallwood. Carol...
Read moreDetailsIn Officio Exsequarium Come, let us bid the last of our farewells To one who sleeps on the retiring...
Read moreDetailsAutumn Wind by Yuan Xi, translated by Jennifer Zeng and Damian Robin From far off, Autumn wind runs at us...
Read moreDetailsHallowe’en by Sheri-Ann O'Shea Oh! Hallowe’en is not about the grave __Or ghosts or horrors fit to make men rave...
Read moreDetailsJohn of the Mountains To him we owe a mammoth debt, our grateful thanks and praise, For the lasting conservation...
Read moreDetailsThis universe of ours will end As we then return to the source. No more wounds to tend or to...
Read moreDetailsThe Ballerina Just before the break of day she woke from dreams of grand jeté and knelt beside her bed...
Read moreDetailsThere are kingdoms to rule if your foot’s the right size _____or your beauty is flawless and rare. With a...
Read moreDetailsBlasted granite marks the trail Guttered through eternal rock. Windborne smoke and ashes veil Mountain peaks through which we walk....
Read moreDetailsAs yet untouched by any writer’s thought you’re still pristine and perfectly unspoiled. Just like a botox-frozen face that ought...
Read moreDetailsby Evan Mantyk Where is Homer? The epic poems of the famous Greek bard were the cornerstone of education for...
Read moreDetails(poetry by Bruce Dale Wise) The Viacruces del Migrante, migrant caravan, which started out two hundred strong has grown to...
Read moreDetailsBirthday Greetings As themes show signs of nature's stay, And time’s propitious dates hold sway, The evidence augurs your bloom,...
Read moreDetailsSonnet 201. The Force that Through the Green Fuse Pulls the Poem. Written in the Dylan Thomas Museum, Swansea. July...
Read moreDetailsWhy is it when you’re down and out, you’re also out of luck? Success they say is easy, “you’ll...
Read moreDetailsSolid Ground Our greatest philosopher David Hume, Whose logical doubts leave naught to assume, Used skeptical arguments he had found...
Read moreDetailsA remarkable lullaby carol that smoothly extends from the mother-and-child portrait to doctrinal exposition of the nativity's meaning sweeping through…
Happy social, ecclesial, and monastic Christmas, Jeffrey! You know how to celebrate quite charmingly with no family to speak of.…
My grandfather had a similar one… “It’s Christmas Eve my darling dear and you may sit right here…” I wonder…
No Family to Speak Of … beautiful, comforting.
I love that you’ve written “Nativity “ from the sheep’s point of view! “Wing-things” sounds like exactly what they would…
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