President of the Society
Evan Mantyk is President of The Society of Classical Poets. He is a poet, writer, and English teacher in the...
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By Evan Mantyk The Apocalypse: what would it look like? Half the people now gone, When the gods’ dike That...
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Heaven’s Gate Opens After History’s Long March
Heaven’s Gate Opens After History’s Long March Over 7,000 years of human civilization, how many heroes have taken the stage?...
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Five Greatest Poems by Robert Frost
The American poet Robert Frost was born on March 26, 1874, in San Francisco, CA. He spent his first 40...
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By Evan Mantyk Get this thing out of my mind, It should never undermine, It should go and let me...
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By Joshua Philipp We laid in mud at sorrow’s end, in a land of woeful souls. It’s a place where...
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‘Lepanto’: Poem by G.K. Chesterton
. Lepanto Editor's Note: Don John of Austria, or Don Juan de Austria, (1547-1578) was half-brother to King Philip II of Spain...
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A hunchbacked man, at least a hundred years old Hobbles by as I wait for the train, I brace for...
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So Far Beyond This The God of This World to his Prophet The Flautist of North Station
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Helenium Prayer Flags No Cheeks Turn I'm Sorry
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The Moon Journey The Goddess of Night
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Primordial Nostalgia Crossing Samsara Why Do We Live? Look Up, Hannah Reverence
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‘The Tyger’ by William Blake: Poem and Analysis
. The Tyger Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame...
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From 'primeval' beginnings to 'immortality' (almost biblical!), you have weaved a spiritual thread through this piece, Margaret, incorporating longer vocabulary…
Margaret, your Lotus poem is so sweet. I always imagine that lotus flowers are accompanied by invisible faeries. I enjoyed…
Adam, thank you very much indeed! I'm glad to hear you find the dodo humorous. I think Lewis Carroll may…
Scott, thank you very much for your kind and appreciative comments. I am glad so many of us on this…
Martin, what a generous and inspirational comment. My Muse is dancing with delight and telling me to fetch my pen…
