‘Disappointment’ and Other Poetry by C.B. Anderson
Disappointment The waiting's not the hardest part: Much worse is when you finally know That what you craved with all...
Read moreDetailsDisappointment The waiting's not the hardest part: Much worse is when you finally know That what you craved with all...
Read moreDetailsThe ambit is the noblest cause, A last vestige of Apollo's love, A pursuit freed from any flaws, As...
Read moreDetailsThe human body is perpetually pregnant with Trillions of microorganisms that hath colonized Its intestinal lair, and like the...
Read moreDetailsLeaf in Fall I feel hard without my love at my side; she is the part of me that...
Read moreDetailsThe Hong Kong Protest Hymn by Lu "Reed ABCs" Wei The Christian hymn "Sing Hallelujah to the Lord" emerged as...
Read moreDetailsPlanned Parenthood's a Euphemism upon reading March for Life's annual report by Roy E. Peterson Planned Parenthood’s a euphemism __Covering...
Read moreDetailsIt’s easy to look without seeing The beauty of life all around; When moments arisen to being Deserve to stir...
Read moreDetailsMessage in a Bottle A ballad written on Easter Sunday, April 21, 2019 While birds above the beachhead soared __and...
Read moreDetailsI Spent My Youth with Byron and the Bard I spent my youth with Byron and the Bard, With...
Read moreDetailsNote: Formal Ballroom Dance competition involves five specific dance forms. This sonnet cycle attempts to introduce and describe them. I...
Read moreDetailsCicadas There is, I know, some benefit in this, this cycle of emerging, breeding, dying- so brief a time for...
Read moreDetailsThe Limerick I’d Love to Write by Joe Tessitore There once was a President Trump And many thought he was...
Read moreDetailsA song’s composer’s music might reveal A question or idea in such a way That black notes penned on...
Read moreDetailsBirthday Greeting to a Doomed Child a song of lament decrying New York´s “birthday abortion” law, approved January 22,...
Read moreDetailsTo fight a fight on ground of your own choosing, To force the foe to battle at your pleasure...
Read moreDetailsIts coarse name belies this silken treasure, with iridescent dome and spiral apse. Imagination slips in with pleasure, to...
Read moreDetailsThese poems are part of Daniel Galef’s series Imaginary Sonnets. Each sonnet is a verse soliloquy from the perspective of...
Read moreDetailsMay 2018 How pleasant to recall the light of spring, Which with effulgence breaks the woodland morn, As we...
Read moreDetailsI Am One, Then "In the midst of my days I shall go to the gates of Hell" - Isaiah...
Read moreDetailsIcarus’ Fall at College Prologue Dear reader, surely, you must think, __“What could be taught to us That we...
Read moreDetailsWe are a young ocean. We, __with merry veins once meek and coy, shall fill the belly of this...
Read moreDetailsForgetting the Tiananmen Square Massacre for 30 Years Robbed of life and liberty in open air, Young citizens ran...
Read moreDetailsHalf man, half monster—I am in a maze. They banished me because of others’ sins. Among these walls, I’m...
Read moreDetailsa satirical piece in Sapphic stanzas Every day they come in a flood: unwanted Big manila envelopes stuffed with...
Read moreDetailsThe clerihew is a kind of epigrammatic verse (normally) consisting of a pair of rhyming couplets. The first line will...
Read moreDetails. . Song of the Yew, at the University of Georgia, Athens a sprig of General Oglethorpe's ancestral yew was...
Read moreDetailsA New Life an English ode With the blending of two souls, in a dance as old as time...
Read moreDetailsA truncated quatrain is a form I have invented in an attempt to find some appropriate English form similar—for its...
Read moreDetailsJohn Company was the familiar name of the Honourable East India Company which administered India until the Indian Mutiny...
Read moreDetailsSolemn Legion of the brave Marching by there grave to grave, Defending faith and family, Fighting wars for our...
Read moreDetailsThe Forlorn Hope—Vicksburg 1863 Back in Vicksburg, the town was surrounded With a battle line twelve miles long. U.S. Grant...
Read moreDetailsDelimitation To rhyme with proper meter in the cause Of classic forms is nothing anyone Should derogate, but old poetic...
Read moreDetailsWe are pleased to announce the publication of The Society of Classical Poets’ Journal VII. The new journal is larger...
Read moreDetailsSkin hard as jade, Mouth like a blade, I’m seldom dry, A dross lookst I, And hard to find,...
Read moreDetailsFifty years ago . . . (it seems Like only yesterday) . . . the dreams, The hopes, and the...
Read moreDetailslyrics inspired by the movie Unplanned Ms. Sally loved the parties, spent her nights out "on the town." Her door...
Read moreDetailsWhile driving on an April day along a winding road Through rolling hills, beside the way, I spied a...
Read moreDetailsI Want To Believe I want to believe a scarlet sky Promises sunshine. Don’t know why They say red...
Read moreDetailsNew Day Welcome to a new day. I must go Ahead with life as it presents to me I have...
Read moreDetailsWe shake our heads, and wonder, “Why?” aloud each time some speeding truck plows through a crowd, or grinning...
Read moreDetailsYael, it's always lovely to hear from you. I'm thrilled you enjoyed the poems. I did have people in mind…
James, I'm hoping you enjoyed the villanelle and it hasn't worried you too much. Mike often suffers for my art…
C.B. I just love the Queen Elizabeth II and Welsh Corgis scene... I would have claimed that one had I…
Brian, thank you so much for this extremely generous and perceptive reading. I thoroughly appreciate your take on my quirky…
Awww, what a beautiful comment, Mark. It's lovely to hear of the joys of marital bliss after 53 years. Congratulations!…
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