. Prince Albert in a Can What can I say? I wore a mask and did The social distance thing,...

. Nature is bountiful giving to man All that we require, however She can; Food for the table and meds...

. A Pox Upon My House a pantoum I heard the hiss of sickness as my mind cracked. I scoured...

. Pareidolia: The science of seeing faces in everyday objects. Apophenia: The human tendency to seek patterns in random information....

. When you see Inflation rise It’s no surprise... When you see All the goods In short supplies, Work disincentivized,...

. FROM DARKEST ANTIQUITY . I. Ancient Ritual A thousand brown feet burn on sand In Pharaoh’s funeral caravan. By...

. Alfred the Great Alfred the Great was a shy king Who found it not much to his liking __Making...

. read about Geronimo here Geronimo! That is my name; I’ve garnered international fame because I haven’t got TB, or...

. What Did Paul Revere? Listen, my children, and shed a tear, Because everything that he held dear Did vanish...

. What do you do? What mission’s yours? Come now, be true: Which soul now stirs? Who do you serve?...

. . Love Thy Neighbor Make no excuseIf sheer abuseIs all you giveTo those who live Around you.  OwnThat you...

. Prerequisites for a Trendy Poetry Reading Casual clothes, streetwise but debonair: Knit sweater, denims (slightly dishabille); A tentative, apologetic...

. Discrimination by Who? YMCA basketball for 7-year olds It’s not the least bit personal, But kids who have no...

. Heartfelt Baptism The morning rain that washes this day clean of yesterday's despair, of last night's sleep, and promises...

. https://youtu.be/ErwnJkA4G68 inspired by a T-shirt at a Boston freedom rally You may be wondering why Freedom had to die....

. on “Pope Francis’ Plans will ‘destroy’ contemplative life: Franciscan friar” Here’s a question: What’s it to the pope how...

. A Pantoum of Wager God said to Satan: Have you seen my servant Job, a man who fears God and...

. In Love's Counting House by Charles d’Orléans (1394–1465) One day I asked my heart to heed A claim for...

. Regret Hangs on Where Opportunity Once Existed There are lots of sad words we lament with such ease,But there’s...

. Haiku How long will it last? Butterflies are in decline. Monarch flutters past. . . Nevermore (and Somewhat Less)...

Write a rhyming poem that works as either ten lines of tetrameter or eight lines of pentameter. Post it in...

. The Shepherd Who Remained in the Fields I had to stay behind to watch the flocks,a sentry against lions,...

. August 31, 2021 Humpty Dumpty looked at the wallHumpty Dumpty said “This must fall.”Mexican cartels, yes rapists and thugs,Cross...

. The Untrue Artist “The true artist will let his wife starve, his children go barefoot, his mother drudge for...

. SAT Tips Leave nothing blank, your chances are __As good as one in four; So when the end is...

. from Legends of Liberty Volume 1 . The Battle of Concord By that rude bridge men formed up double...

. . The Cost of Infrastructure Our property association has Three rich folks down the street. Their houses are Much...

. My Lips Have Kissed Her My lips have kissed her lips. Now I know why the timid sun arises...

. À La Mode In Antarctica The boffins in Antarctica are well Adapted to the climate on the ice. Among...

Held on September 19, 2021, hosted by James Sale. See full poetry details below the video: https://youtu.be/57lYz8tJtjM?t=3 Featured Poets “On...

. on flooding that occurred on July 20, 2021 Each kingdom rose and then it fell; __when bad, the gods...

. Autumn's Hand I reach across for autumn's hand, When leaves begin to ride the air, To walk amid the...

. for DKE We know each guy, and each knows us, No big deal and no big fuss, Tabernacling through...

. It’s Fall, Y’all!   Autumn is here and I’m swathed in a sweater, A snug fluffy scarf and warm mittens....

. __Of Helen, Menelaus, war, Achilles, Paris and his treachery, __Of Agamemnon, Troy, and more, I wrote the Iliad and Odyssey. __Of Saracens...

. City of Holy Faith The time to weep is over. Turn away From somber matters of this sordid age...

. Sonnet of September Two thousand one eleven September, terrorists hijacked four planes in the sky. The crew, the passengers,...

. I don't know why I think things will get better. I'm always holding on to flimsy hope. I've held...

A version of this interview originally appeared in The Epoch Times by Evan Mantyk A widely published translator of ancient...

. At Brighton Beach the seagulls fly, they soar and circle in the sky; they swoop and steal the punters’...