‘Riverside Breeze’: A Poem by Daniel Howard
. Riverside Breeze ___How beautiful you look __Browsing the flowers one by one _While lying down along the babbling brook;...
Read moreDetails. Riverside Breeze ___How beautiful you look __Browsing the flowers one by one _While lying down along the babbling brook;...
Read moreDetails. This survey is open to Society Member and non-Members alike. Designed by Roy E. Peterson and Evan Mantyk of...
Read moreDetails. Big Pharma Ads Are Everywhere Big Pharma ads are everywhere __Suffusing my TV. They fail to give me confidence...
Read moreDetailsAlive, Alive-o In Dublin’s fair city,Where the girls are so pretty,There lived an old woman,Who was well known to...
Read moreDetails. Territorializing Slithering slowly, so very precise, A methodic invader (and catcher of mice), She stealthily slips toward the enemy...
Read moreDetails. Bear Spray My little brother took a dare To pepper spray a mama bear. It seems the spray was...
Read moreDetails. The New Headmasters As I sat, that afternoon, upon his kneeWhile he read a “witty” book and I faux-laughedI’m...
Read moreDetails. Pollinator When swift spring breezes suddenly excitethe conifers out back, they really comealive in dips and bows and surges...
Read moreDetails. The Ego Lingers Longer Than The Mind The ego lingers longer than the mind, It dares to whisper yearnings...
Read moreDetails. Headspace It’s easy to detect folks’ disrespect, And hope your feats will make them feel quite small. But better...
Read moreDetails. Back to the Greenwood The spring has come to England once again But I am far away and cannot...
Read moreDetails. The Society of Classical Poets Journal XIII has been published! It features poetry, translations, and essays selected from those...
Read moreDetails. There’s Nothing to Regain ---on the terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam town, in Kashmir, India Their hapless screams...
Read moreDetails. Premonition The sun shines down in undimmed majestyAcross the heavens’ undiminished breadthOn life unsapped, unweighted levityOf loves and laughs...
Read moreDetails. Zips and Zooms The hummingbird both zips and zooms To search for nectar in the blooms Of flowers that...
Read moreDetails. How I Spent My Spring Vacation: Poetry and Photography by James A. Tweedie . It Begins 45 Days Surrounded...
Read moreDetails. Heritage I’ve never asked for anything The living soil does not provide. I don’t want cash; I don’t want...
Read moreDetails. An Ode to Silay Cathedral bells now toll, And horses march the streets, The crowd has filled the hall,...
Read moreDetails. Medusa's Sisters Medusa lost her head and found renown instead. Her living sisters roared, “And why are we ignored...
Read moreDetails. High Society The Cornelius mansion on Park Avenue, New York City, Sunday, August 22, 1886 A derby hat; a...
Read moreDetails. Book Reviewed: Doorway: The English Cantos, Volume III, by James Sale, 2025 by Cynthia Erlandson It’s been several years...
Read moreDetails. Healing by Heart Dear André, let me see your face And cry out with you to lament The rot...
Read moreDetails. Linden She stands against the sunlit sky, _Her beauty plain to see. The birds sing sweet and pleasant songs...
Read moreDetails. Anachronistic Chaucer When April showers, forecast on TV,delayed our pilgrimage to Canterbury,an eating house, clept Hooters, we espiedbeside a...
Read moreDetails. The Luigi Mangione Act We need to contemplate the true impact of The Luigi Mangione Act. Although we sympathize...
Read moreDetails. https://youtu.be/9Qx03HgoXAQ . . Andrew Benson Brown‘s epic-in-progress, Legends of Liberty, chronicles the major events of the American Revolution. He writes...
Read moreDetails. The Ballad of Shamus Well, Shamus were a likely lad wid a good well-meanin’ ‘eart As strong as O’Malley’s...
Read moreDetails. Bardic Bones Who dug the dust? Who didn’t spare the stones? Who churned the earth that festered with a...
Read moreDetails. Sonnet 18 by William Shakespeare (1564-1616) Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more...
Read moreDetails. The Comedy of Rosalind ---As You Like It I show more mirth than I am mistress of. This forest...
Read moreDetails. On Shen Yun . I. The land of China. Deep in history That like a river flows with people...
Read moreDetails. Voyage Among the Ancients "Tread softly, for here you stand On miracle ground…" ---Lawrence Durrell, "On Ithaca Standing" (...
Read moreDetails. Two Lyrics by Philodemus of Gadara translated from Greek by Joseph S. Salemi . V.124 Summertime has not yet...
Read moreDetails. Innovative Thinking My long-time love gave me a special gift, a photo of himself when he was young. He...
Read moreDetails. Stone’s Point of View They brought Him to the tomb and rolled me into The right position to seal...
Read moreDetails. Easter Couplets Easter’s more than just about eggs and bunnies;More than what you may have read in the funnies....
Read moreDetails. Who Are You and Who Am I ---a villanelle Who are you and who am I That you fill...
Read moreDetails. Emmaus We barely saw he’d joined us as we made Our way along the road, so sad, afraid, So...
Read moreDetails. In the Garden of the King In the garden of the King I sit beside a crystal spring. The...
Read moreDetails. Holy Saturday "Call the Sabbath a delight." —Isaiah 58:13 His weary, soulless body needed rest, Not only pierced and...
Read moreDetailsAn interestingly unique piece. Am I going too far to say the form of the sonnet is a metaphor for…
ear "Patriot Savage," thank you so much for your kind words and the message your diligent search conveys. I am…
Thank you very much indeed, Mike. Yes, you have nailed it. These are two portraits of narcissism -- one relatively…
That’s funny too! Thanks Paul.
Thanks Mike. That’s equally good!
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