‘What the Caterpillar Calls the End’: A Poem by Scharlie Meeuws
. What the Caterpillar Calls the End ---for those who are becoming The light grew dim, the air grew still,...
Read moreDetails. What the Caterpillar Calls the End ---for those who are becoming The light grew dim, the air grew still,...
Read moreDetails. The Dyer’s Second Tale---A Medieval Heist Here beginneth the Dyer’s Second Tale . Part I The Third Crusade had...
Read moreDetails. Sonnet XIII On days you do not need my sound embrace, When tenderness and warmth envelop you And Fortune...
Read moreDetails. Sound and Fury . I. Of Farcical Requital He craved the slavish praise his patter wooed. His slick, linguistic...
Read moreDetails. The Noble Train of Artillery ---from Legends of Liberty Volume 3 The cold, gray dawn illuminated flakes Of snow...
Read moreDetails. Know Your Place __“Know your place!” In grammar school, that stung like mace.“To the corner!”—my timeout place. __“Know your...
Read moreDetails. Apollo, Mnemosyne, and Poetry Chapter 9 from Gods, Heroes and Us (Bruges Group, May, 2025) by James Sale Our last...
Read moreDetails. Spring Has Sprung Spring has sprung. It has begun--- _Birds nesting in the tree. It’s warm again. The cackling...
Read moreDetails. The Poppy I walk a poppy universe, I rattle the hourglass’s isles, Where time slows down and turns to...
Read moreDetails. Young Catherine’s Vision ---on St. Catherine of Siena Invested with the Dominican Habit by Giovanni di Paola A maiden...
Read moreDetails. Sally November rains brought to our basement door From the woods some pleading, needy eyes Staring from a fur...
Read moreDetails. Today Like Yesterday by Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer (1836-1870) translated by Paul Burgess Today like yesterday, tomorrow like today: ___A...
Read moreDetails. Bonanza The March of rains has staked its claim, its boast _To brag upon these thousand hills, and opened...
Read moreDetails. Jargon The devil will manipulate, through jargoneers who fabricate non sequitur profundity tuned with the proper frequency that will,...
Read moreDetails. Going Home to Campania I come back to my cool and quiet road, Testudo-shielded by umbrella pines, Where pavement...
Read moreDetails. Size Lies Clothing manufacturers are fond of tricks today, Making female customers feel good in one slick way--- Whatever...
Read moreDetails. The Water Closet An earthen pit, an outhouse stool, a chamber pot— We’ve long dispensed with these, the whole...
Read moreDetails. Eternity If I could give her just one gift, What would she want that gift to be? Would she...
Read moreDetails. The Spring Has Come The mating call of the black-capped chickadee (a North American songbird) sounds like "Hey, Sweetie!"...
Read moreDetails. If You Ever Break Down If you ever break down somewhere far from your friends _And you stick out...
Read moreDetails. FIRST PLACE . Captured Souls by Twila Brase Seized by force, a mighty throng The captured souls of the...
Read moreDetails. Pressed for Time Though life is good, it doesn’t last that long, And so we’re always left desiring more....
Read moreDetails. Ogre Food My parents, dear, although you love me so; and in your love, wish only for my best....
Read moreDetails. May 12 is National Limerick Day in the United States, corresponding to Limerick-writer Edward Lear's birthday. Poet James A....
Read moreDetails. Written in a Cubicle What spurs me, in this breathing grave of coffee mouths and cheeks unshaved, to stand...
Read moreDetails. Back in the U.S.S.R. ---St. Petersburg, Russia. The present. Your borscht, Dmitri. Come and eat, smart boy. You asked...
Read moreDetails. Genevieve Perhaps those languid eyes are looking up At angels hymning in the dove-grey sky, So soft and saccharine...
Read moreDetails. Supernova With no notice, the rockets destroyed festive peace,And a volley of bullets brought death and dismay.Ben ran straight...
Read moreDetails. Ghost Town With phantoms, I have lived for far too long. Both day and night, I’ve sighed, without a...
Read moreDetails. An Unfortunate Encounter ---27 March 2025 A ragamuffin mob surrounded mewhilst on an errand, walking in the street.They pressed...
Read moreDetails. The Sky _I'm watching the storm_From the sea coming in,Windy and rowdy and gray._The raindrops begin_And the gale makes...
Read moreDetails. On Epic Madness Sing, goddess, of the hate, and killings, on the Earth unleashed, destructive wrath which brings such...
Read moreDetails. A Faithful Friend's Advice The girl you have is just the one for you— my head could not conceive...
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 moreDetailsThank you Paulette for your kind comment and observation. I posted a reply to you yesterday but I am not…
Thank you, Louis, I appreciate your kind remarks very much. This poem truly was an experiment, as I had never…
Thank you for your comment, Andrew, I am glad you loved the poem!!! As my epigraph indicates in its quote…
Great idea, Margaret, thank you for the suggestion!! I just ordered Alfred the Great: Asser's Life of King Alfred and…
Very brave, interesting experiment. Wow! I find it very refreshing. What would be interesting would be to use the formalism…
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