‘Black Holes’ and Other Poetry by Beth Houston
. Black Holes Some say the universe is full of holes That suck in all that is. At warp-speed, gone....
Read moreDetails. Black Holes Some say the universe is full of holes That suck in all that is. At warp-speed, gone....
Read moreDetails. Last Minute Change Fowl, tragic days, Hen-house ablaze; Chickens took flight. Tofu tonight? . . A Man Eating Chicken...
Read moreDetails. Prefab Tabernacle They placed their prefab tabernacle there Between the supermarket and the gym And come each Sunday, clad...
Read moreDetails. Poetic Justice Poetic justice: a literary device whereby virtue is ultimately rewarded and misdeeds punished, but only after an...
Read moreDetails. Ned's Bad Day The gear that he intended was reverse,But to his detriment, he put the carIn drive. At...
Read moreDetails. The poem "Libra" by Patricia Rogers Crozier read by the poet herself at the Society of Classical Poets online...
Read moreDetails. Meddling A pair of cardinals build a Maytime nest outside my home, deep in a boxwood tree. My window...
Read moreDetails. Sunflower Field _A boundless, isle-less sea of green Bestrewn with yellow starbursts gently swaying--- The heavens mirrored, dazzlingly displayed...
Read moreDetails. Hypnos Wraiths of twilight-conjured mist: At last, a prospect of release. Come child, keep our nightly tryst. To you,...
Read moreDetails. First Prize: $2,000. Publication on the Society's website and Journal. . Submission Fee: $20 (The fee comes with a...
Read moreDetails. First Prize: $200. Publication in the Society's website and The Society of Classical Poets Journal. . Submission Fee: $5...
Read moreDetails. Surviving the Cultural Revolution Why should this tourist want to take my picture? I’m just a woman who is...
Read moreDetails. At Brown University, 14 August 2025 It is a fitting name, at least, For every building that I see...
Read moreDetails. Spacewalk Around earth’s blue-white marble sphere the black is ancient, soundless, near; starry webs burn in dawnlike glare. A...
Read moreDetails. Band of Brothers A picture of two soldiers in their prime. A scribbled note in cursive on the back....
Read moreDetails. Coming Attractions (1994) Black is white, white is black, two and two is three. Put your common sense away,...
Read moreDetails. Listen Britannia! Listen Britannia! All ye who would never be slaves. Hear the word of the Lord, He who...
Read moreDetails. The Best Haiku of 2025 The Winner and Runners-Up of the Society of Classical Poets 2025 Haiku Competition Judged...
Read moreDetails. A Reason for Hope __The sky so bright, __The morning mist, __The inbound flight Back to the items on...
Read moreDetails. Lyrics by Philodemus of Gadara (circa 1st century BC) translated from Greek by Joseph S. Salemi . V.13 Charito...
Read moreDetails. A Rant . I. Pay for a surrogate to birth you a kid. Feed it on formula falsely construed....
Read moreDetails. To a Most Tempting Pancake “Quae mollis est, amanda est.” (What is soft, is to be loved) ---Libri Matutini...
Read moreDetails. Sally in Our Alley ---written by Henry Carey (born Aug. 26) in 1725 Of all the girls that are...
Read moreDetails. Ten Floors I stepped into our building’s entranceway.It was aglow from bright sunshine that day.With friends she walked inside...
Read moreDetails. On the 125th Anniversary of Nietzsche's Death Mr. Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche wrote books that were dense and preachy, as...
Read moreDetails. The poem "Extinction" by Mary Jane Myers read by the poet herself at the Society of Classical Poets online...
Read moreDetails. A Poetic Retelling of the Myth of Icarus and Daedalus ---from "The Bird Man in the Sky" So early...
Read moreDetails. When Prices Surge What happens to the prices when demand outstrips finite supply? Well, you’ll be darned to know...
Read moreDetails. The Capital The capital looks like the setting of a zombie flick. The city once had swagger; it was...
Read moreDetails. This poetry challenge comes from poet Roy E. Peterson: Provide a poem about your inspiring Muse. If you name...
Read moreDetails. Gull Pacing the parapet hungrily eyeing papers and plastic cups in the dust, her kin overhead, wheeling, crying, watching...
Read moreDetails. Shackled I crave a morning hit when I rise up, A trifle touch to take the edge away To...
Read moreDetails. Farewell Colbert Late-night TV, when it started, didn’t have a path yet charted, but had teams of wise advisors...
Read moreDetails. There Was a Time I Tried to Love the Sun There was a time I tried to love the...
Read moreDetails. The poem "The Settlers" by Martin Rizley read by the poet himself at the Society of Classical Poets online...
Read moreDetails. Umbra The blazing height of summer’s day Now darkens to weird quasi-night--- Translucent dusk, half-cloaking gray, Half-veiling darkness pierced...
Read moreDetails. News of a Coup The news of a coup hits the headlines. No ears prick to listen or hear....
Read moreDetails. To the Ancient Mariner “O Wedding-Guest! This soul hath beenAlone on a wide wide sea;So lonely ‘twas, that God...
Read moreDetails. Pointless Poems Why do women shave their legs, It seems unnecessary. The question lingers, pleads and begs, What’s wrong...
Read moreDetails. Inklings Shut off that damn brainwashing, numbing screen!Tonight I did. I reached, opened that book.From sentences, the mind gleans...
Read moreDetailsI spend a great deal of time in the classroom pointing out the abundance of synonyms that English has from…
Extremely to the point, Theresa! In a short summary passage of history, you jampack literary characteristics more compactly than in…
I appreciate the history behind these lines and the way in which the alliteration moves the verse from line to…
Paul, the final couplet turns "Old School" into a profound poem of wide application, no matter which old school happened…
Thank your Dr. Salemi for your kind comments, your affirmations of my intentions mean the world to me! I was…
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