‘Minotaur’ by Alan Sugar
Half man, half monster—I am in a maze. They banished me because of others’ sins. Among these walls, I’m...
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 moreDetailsA Poet’s Lament - for Charles Southerland, whose brilliant prose style I so painfully tried to imitate and incorporate Nobody...
Read moreDetailsWhite Is A Color, Too It seems strange to have to say this After what that great man taught, Yet...
Read moreDetailsby Lew Icarus Bede The way I dealt with T. S. Eliot's The Wasteland was to write a poem, equally...
Read moreDetailsby David Watt I recently came across the following “square poem” attributed to Charles Dodgson (better known as Lewis Carrol)....
Read moreDetailsCongratulations to contest winners David Whippman (First Place), Randal Burd (Second Place), Theresa Rodriguez (Third Place), and Dusty Thorne (Fourth...
Read moreDetailsA Journey to the East by Evan Mantyk is a historical and poetical fairytale adventure styled after Journey to the...
Read moreDetailsBunny by Sally Cook Indebted to a simple spark of life, You missed your chance at Europe’s wondrous door. A...
Read moreDetailsI woke this day from napping, and I saw you lying there, Across the room, upon a couch, asleep...
Read moreDetailsWith lifeless smiles she's sitting tight in the vase. With painted flowers, leaves and twigs she's like a dressed...
Read moreDetailsWinners announced here! Write a short poem that begins with one line from any Shakespeare play or poem. The poem...
Read moreDetailsRiddle No. 1 So astounding is this part— A major muscle, like your heart. And so astonishing its job, Without...
Read moreDetailsIrrelephant Within the room there’s something big, But management ignores it. A redwood tree, not tiny twig? Concern they haven’t...
Read moreDetailsDust to lust to disgust to trust to must to just to dust. Wm. Walters is a...
Read moreDetailsSome People Did Something On Rep. Omar's reducing the 9/11 terrorist attacks to "Some people did something" Some people swallowed...
Read moreDetailsStreamlined In some alternative reality I have remained unmarried, all alone. Would that have been a better way for me...
Read moreDetailsThis poem recounts the famous mythical battle, “Centauromachy.” It unfolds in the ancient home of the Lapiths in the...
Read moreDetails—from A Gallery of Ethopaths What generates the half-assed views That this dimwit nation spews? Why are persons mindless...
Read moreDetailsFor Lori Kaye and Riley Howell I sing in praise of Lori Gilbert Kaye. When racist hatred paid a...
Read moreDetailshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9LEnZ9T4F0&feature=youtu.be&app=desktop When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be by John Keats When I have fears that I...
Read moreDetailsEpigrams on the Decay within Academia Liberal Artifice "Progressives," through advanced miseducation, Have shaken our fair land to its...
Read moreDetailsRead the poetry of the recently departed John Whitworth at Trinacria or The Poetry Archive. by Sally Cook Any ordinary...
Read moreDetailsAn Ode to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern 50 Years Later A Poetic Summary of Tom Stoppard’s Award-Winning Play As Seen Through...
Read moreDetailsjd must be correct about the "Poet at the Tower." Wyatt and Orleans were great poets who spent some time…
The poem seems above all emblematic, representing a nautical river voyage into an area so unfamiliar that legionary sailors find…
Thank you, Margaret. It's only 14 lines, which cannot cover all the tactics. An earlier draft included honey traps, where…
Thank you, Cynthia. It's a weird irony that these professors are probably going after the Founding Fathers for owning slaves…
Remember in the 70s when the Navy let men grow beards? They looked like civilians in Halloween costumes. Just another…
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