‘How Did You Woo Me? ’ and Other Valentine’s Day Poetry by Susan Jarvis Bryant
. How Did You Woo Me? Let Me Count the Way You didn’t sweep in on a snowy steedClad in...
Read moreDetails. How Did You Woo Me? Let Me Count the Way You didn’t sweep in on a snowy steedClad in...
Read moreDetails. My Pensive Valentine Devout Love is not in the offered sweet, nor does Love proclaim in the proffered rose,...
Read moreDetails. Lines for Your Valentines Without you here, my life is like A broken pencil, simply pointless. And if you...
Read moreDetails. Fifties Country Living Sit down with me my children, come! __I'll spin a tale or two About when I...
Read moreDetails. The Potentate and the Pontiff by Joseph S. Salemi I have often argued that the formalist techniques of traditional...
Read moreDetails. Moments Matter When my daughter was just three __I took her to the zoo. She laughed and smiled and...
Read moreDetails. Dog Eat Dog As cells get divided, if outcomes are guided _completely by rolling the dice, the fit must...
Read moreDetails. A Grain of Sand A grain of sand got lodged into __A little seagull's eye. He spluttered with indignant...
Read moreDetails. Evensong The embers dimmed on the Pacific; _The sky a scarlet hue. One might conclude the fire seraphic--- _A...
Read moreDetails. A Bogus Bishop’s Prayer My prayer is not pitched heavenward _To fall upon deaf ears. It’s lashed to Earth...
Read moreDetails. Leoncavallo Fumes at the Premiere of Puccini’s La Bohème, 1896 Damn Giacomo Puccini and his little La Bohème. How...
Read moreDetails. Another Winter Another winter's growing old. __Another spring is coming. Another hive, gripped by a branch, __Will make its...
Read moreDetails. The Clown I went inside my mind today. I hoped my thoughts would want to play. But all they...
Read moreDetails. On the Porch The roof and eaves, low walls or none, slim railings, Contrive a sense of shelter customary....
Read moreDetails. Splendid Majesty "I will meditate on the glorious splendor of Your majesty, and on Your wondrous works."---Psalm 145:5 I...
Read moreDetails. Reflections on Still Waters . Isaiah 55:12 You shall go out with joy and be led forth with peace,...
Read moreDetails. Piazza della Signoria, Florence: February 7, 1497 Savonarola gets up off his knees (much contact with the ground has...
Read moreDetails. Lament to the Passing of Paper I learned to write my A-B-Cs and form my shapely 1-2-3s on paper,...
Read moreDetails. A Summer Hour A burgeoning bush, some butterflies, Low wooden steps, warped, faded, rise Amid the calm of idle...
Read moreDetailsUSAID USAID Mission Statement: On behalf of the American people, we promote and demonstrate democratic values abroad, and advance a...
Read moreDetails. Concerning Snow ---a conversation between Beauty and Necessity “Well, there you go again.” “What's that?” “Come now, don't act...
Read moreDetails. Classic Case History Though I was blind, it wasn’t hard to see That blindness was a gift at least...
Read moreDetails. The Judge Addresses the Defendant "Living in America is like serving in the army; ninety percent of conduct is...
Read moreDetails. Our National Precipice The time has come for all good men To recognize our nation’s end. We have been...
Read moreDetails. . Sonnet 1 I felt like trying something new today, And so I put my pen upon a page...
Read moreDetails. The FBI---Then and Now So respected when I was a kid, For the things we all read that they...
Read moreDetails. Dead Sea Scrolls Trilogy “Yet it was the Lord’s will to crush him and cause him to suffer, and...
Read moreDetails. The Grindstone The grindstone spun as fiery sparks were sprayed,for even iron broke against his force,and by his edge...
Read moreDetails. The Best Poems of 2024: Winners of the 13th Annual SCP International Poetry Competition Judges C.B. Anderson, Susan Jarvis...
Read moreDetails. First Place ($200 Prize) "The Shepherd God" Jane Schulert, 11th grade student at Redeemer Classical School in Indiana ....
Read moreDetails. Forecast One to Two Inches Within the snow’s approach I sense a hope Connected more to memory than truth....
Read moreDetails. The Untimely Demise of My Dear Uncle Sam I received the somber news __as sun set low today. My...
Read moreDetails. Accidents Happen We’re told time tends toward catastrophe, And that a butterfly’s ephemeral wings Might quake the sky somewhere...
Read moreDetails. The Discharge of the Woke Brigade ---after Tennyson Half a mil, half a mil, __Half a mil onward, __All...
Read moreDetails. The Settlers —to my forefathers, and all the intrepid men and womenwho settled the Oklahoma panhandle. Across these barren...
Read moreDetails. Rather Drown Than Hang “He who is destined for the gallows will not be drowned.” ---Russian proverb A lethal...
Read moreDetails. 1. A rainbow diced to tease unhurried brains __With rotating rows of parallel planes. What is it? . 2....
Read moreDetails. Wisdom and Sway Life was tranquil and calm, not a care, not a qualm, in a town not too...
Read moreDetails. In line with its mission to preserve humankind's artistic traditions, the Society of Classical Poets is featuring the best...
Read moreDetails. Snow Sonnet Where silent flakes of whiteness fill the air And cutting winds of winter come to rule The...
Read moreDetailsEvery poem, every verse, every line each one is an absolute delight. As a flower-lover, I thoroughly enjoyed them all…
People opposed the killing of a thieving and savage baboon? They are now mourning him on social media and making…
No, I didn’t know Donnie’s “the Flea”. I was inspired by my son, when 12 he wrote a poem about…
Terry, what an interesting tale of a real thief who somehow people remember in a benign way. Nostalgia plays funny…
Dale, both poems speak to us. The first, of likely discussions by evil leaders, and the second, of the tragedy…
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