Patricia Watwood: Art That Reaffirms Value in Human Life
NEW YORK—Patricia Watwood and two other artists came together in June at the Forbes Galleries, where she held an exhibition...
Read moreDetailsNEW YORK—Patricia Watwood and two other artists came together in June at the Forbes Galleries, where she held an exhibition...
Read moreDetailsBy Tom Zart God has always had his poets Who He watches with love from space. But Satan has his...
Read moreDetailsBy Christian Watjen BERLIN—Standing in a green field in the cultural heart of the German capital, an Italian tourist desperately...
Read moreDetailsTranslated by Gary Pansey Ridiculing Social Status In Their Proper Places First come officials And then of course their boss,...
Read moreDetailsLet Observation with extensive View, Survey Mankind, from China to Peru; Remark each anxious Toil, each eager Strife, And watch...
Read moreDetailsJeffrey L. Benson, an artist living in Orland Park, Ill., paints landscapes with architectural elements, in part to preserve the...
Read moreDetailsBy Bill Coyle Go to the prosperous city, for I have taken pity on its inhabitants, who drink and feast...
Read moreDetailsNEW YORK—Thirty-five years since it opened its doors in SoHo, the Eleanor Ettinger Gallery is a rarity in New York...
Read moreDetailsBy Michael T. Young Traffic, a crowd, the tide flooding the bay, whatever will rise and fall, will begin, then end,...
Read moreDetailsIn this refashioned version of Homer's Iliad, the mystical hero Achilles clashes with the doubting King Agamemnon over a woman,...
Read moreDetailsBy Joshua Philipp At night alone, I sometimes dream of a place which seems so far away. Quietly sitting by...
Read moreDetailsLike a modern day Norman Rockwell, the monumental works of contemporary realist painter Stone Roberts capture in vivid form and...
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Read moreDetailsBy Thomas Newton Just as the Renaissance was fueled by The printing press, the Internet has sounded A call for...
Read moreDetailsBy Thomas Newton The Founding Fathers showed the way and built Our sturdy ships to last through all of time....
Read moreDetails(Clearwisdom.net) Ancient Chinese people cherished time, which was revealed in their pursuit for the truth and the Dao, the cultivation...
Read moreDetailsBy Aubrey Henderson I remember vast fields of Helenium; Yellow, trembling, dancing with fireflies, In the fading light of nature’s...
Read moreDetailsBy Michael T. Young The pine's elected to the maple's post, the fly's buzzword is vetoed by the day, streams...
Read moreDetailsOn the shores of Gitche Gumee, Of the shining Big-Sea-Water, Stood Nokomis, the old woman, Pointing with her finger westward,...
Read moreDetailsBy Yolanda Marín-Parker Mathematics is The language that nature speaks To the human fool. Fool – man is – for...
Read moreDetailsThe Wu Wei-ter The Contemporary Artist The Modern Artist On a Wind-brushed Night
Read moreDetailshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf-_d7iaRAs&feature=youtu.be The Art of Zhen, Shan, Ren (Truth, Compassion, Tolerance) International Exhibition is an extraordinarily moving, intimate and inspiring...
Read moreDetailsBy Joshua Philipp The winds of change, so soft they blow. In the blink of an eye, a thousand years....
Read moreDetailsLi Jinyu is an artist living in Brooklyn, New York. Her paintings are strongly influenced by her practice of Falun...
Read moreDetailsBy Dan Skorbach I sit with you the silent moon of May, After the chores of day are soundly sleeping....
Read moreDetailsEvan Mantyk is President of The Society of Classical Poets. He is a poet, writer, and English teacher in the...
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Read moreDetailsBy Evan Mantyk The Apocalypse: what would it look like? Half the people now gone, When the gods’ dike That...
Read moreDetailsHeaven’s Gate Opens After History’s Long March Over 7,000 years of human civilization, how many heroes have taken the stage?...
Read moreDetailsThe American poet Robert Frost was born on March 26, 1874, in San Francisco, CA. He spent his first 40...
Read moreDetailsBy Evan Mantyk Get this thing out of my mind, It should never undermine, It should go and let me...
Read moreDetailsBy Joshua Philipp We laid in mud at sorrow’s end, in a land of woeful souls. It’s a place where...
Read moreDetails. Lepanto Editor's Note: Don John of Austria, or Don Juan de Austria, (1547-1578) was half-brother to King Philip II of Spain...
Read moreDetailsA hunchbacked man, at least a hundred years old Hobbles by as I wait for the train, I brace for...
Read moreDetailsSo Far Beyond This The God of This World to his Prophet The Flautist of North Station
Read moreDetailsHelenium Prayer Flags No Cheeks Turn I'm Sorry
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Read moreDetailsPrimordial Nostalgia Crossing Samsara Why Do We Live? Look Up, Hannah Reverence
Read moreDetails. The Tyger Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame...
Read moreDetails"And all tomorrows bloomed without a gloom." Lovely story, Tashvi, recalled and told with a fine meditation on childhood imagination…
This is a beautiful poem, Tashvi, so imaginative and well written. I can already see the book that may accompany…
At this present time, 2026, I’m not really sure how to catalog this poem. Frederick Church (1826-1900) was the American…
Mike!!! Great idea - love the name: Texland! You have my vote!!!And ... glad you liked the poem!
Paul: I had not thought about the sonnet that way, but it might work. There’s just so much of order,…
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