Painting: ‘Bowl of Pansies’ by Steven J. Levin
Steven J. Levin was born in Minneapolis MN in 1964. His interest in art began early, when as a young...
Read moreDetailsSteven J. Levin was born in Minneapolis MN in 1964. His interest in art began early, when as a young...
Read moreDetailsWhat He and Michelangelo Know "There on the scaffolding reclines Michael Angelo." -Yeats The Hudson’s sunk in this great vale...
Read moreDetailsStorage Let us lug in more stuff Storage man mumbles hi First year by in a huff Second year wonder...
Read moreDetailsI. The greatest writers are the teachers; The paper is their pupil; Each sheet defiantly stretches With a stark blank,...
Read moreDetailsOne Has To "quod idem in poematis, in picturis usu venit in aliisque complaribus, ut delectentur imperiti laudentque ea, quae...
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Read moreDetailsMomma says you can do it. Fly away, little bird. Momma’s watched over you, fussed And taught you every word....
Read moreDetailsNEW YORK—On the day of Margaret Thatcher’s death, Nelson Shanks, founder of Philadelphia realist art atelier Studio Incamminati, took another...
Read moreDetailsUntil He Dies With hollow bones a bird learns how to fly Not once despising frame all delicate, But pushed...
Read moreDetailsConfection Connection The girls were bored and at a loss To find a treat that did not cost An arm,...
Read moreDetailsHummingbirds How dramatic of thou hummingbird Glides like a cherub through airs curb Precious gems scatter across and fly To...
Read moreDetailsOh sad age, how the years will pass us by, Pass us and then our last visions refuse, Refuse us...
Read moreDetailsWilliam Storck has painted professionally for over 30 years. His work is in private collections throughout the United States as...
Read moreDetailsOn the Beam At times when my roiled brain becomes serene, I may achieve a state of clarity In which...
Read moreDetailsThe water-birds too are fast asleep upon the Great Lakes of the North. Looking carefully, one finds shepherd's purse on...
Read moreDetailsYou can support the Society of Classical Poets in a variety of ways: I. Participate: Write poetry and submit it;...
Read moreDetailsIf I were dying, would you ask me to stay Until the Divine came to take me away From the...
Read moreDetailsBy Damian Robin The intricately patterned Oxford Town Hall is the latest UK venue for the The Art of Zhen...
Read moreDetailsAs Icarus drowns in the deep-green, wine-dark sea, before the white, round fisher happily ensconced and th' extr'ordinary sailing ship...
Read moreDetailsUnicorns on New Mown Lawns Quintessential qualities quite quickly quantified Each reason for the morning winds that oh so slowly...
Read moreDetailsPeople always offer opinions and advice, As to what you should or shouldn’t do, Though they can barely manage themselves,...
Read moreDetailsTo the Society of Classical Poets, The website you have is great for starting poets. I don’t know what I...
Read moreDetailsIn this new work by Li Jinyu, of New York City, an angel reads poetry by Li Bai of the...
Read moreDetailsLooking for Your Keys While trapped between your life and soul. You look for keys to fit the hole, You...
Read moreDetails‘On The Group Of The Three Angels Before The Tent Of Abraham, By Raphael, In The Vatican’ O, now I...
Read moreDetailsZombie Dawning The zombies are coming; no one knows why – no time to ponder such things anyhow. Apocalypse gives...
Read moreDetailsThe Society of Classical Poets is pleased to announce the publication of its First Annual Poetry Journal, available on Createspace...
Read moreDetailsGustave Jean Jacquet (1846–1909), is known among scholars as one of William Bouguereau’s top students. Although Jacquet’s subject matter was...
Read moreDetailsVerse Forms as Evokers of Poetry I wish to dispute the notion that a “poem” arrives in the formal poet’s...
Read moreDetailsThe simple fruit the body once begot To please the supplicating year’s poor sky, Who pleaded tearful, nor did have...
Read moreDetails"Heavenly Hurt, it gives us—" —Emily Dickinson A sunlit chair by Michael John Hunt sits in light, inside a house...
Read moreDetailsThe losses of this lifetime in retrospect I see Reflect a downward spiral of a flawed society: can we now...
Read moreDetails"How the Chimney-sweeper’s cry/ Every blackning Church appalls…” —William Blake, London “The Beijing Cough may not be as bad as...
Read moreDetailsElegy for a Blush No more does she show her flower; No more does the maiden cower. Snow-white cheek has...
Read moreDetailsHistory There’s a story in every piece of history. Each time I probe into a part of history, I see...
Read moreDetailsA line that travels down the middle of the scene divides the picture's plane in two: above, the vast and...
Read moreDetailsDear Competition Participants, Thank you for your submissions! I am pleased to announce the winner and honorable mentions of the...
Read moreDetailsHow that florid scent Wafts through your two vents Making all your senses yield To wilderness in a field. How...
Read moreDetailsAnand PKC’s “transcendental realism” is on view now through Feb. 27 at Walter Wickiser Gallery, Manhattan, NY. Featured Image:...
Read moreDetailsTo Plait Celestial Chains They also serve who only stand and wait. - John Milton, “On his Blindness” They also...
Read moreDetailsSnowmen melt, but good humor lasts forever.
My relatives gave either socks or hankies! Your poems were entertaining.
This is why it is good to have published at least a couple of books. Bound paper artifacts will remain…
Paul, you've made me wonder what a timely death would look like. When it's time to go, will I know…
Thank you, Roy. All poetry must be written from the heart. And I'm especially glad you see an affirmation of…
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