National Poetry Month Challenge: What Is Poetry?
April is National Poetry Month. On this occasion, take words about poetry from a famous poet, or anyone else you...
Read moreDetailsApril is National Poetry Month. On this occasion, take words about poetry from a famous poet, or anyone else you...
Read moreDetails. I wish I could build me a magic machine, A magic machine that would last, Till the octopus sings...
Read moreDetails. We appreciate your purchase of this version of the game That caused Mr. Milton Bradley to become a household...
Read moreDetails. Sestina 276 On the night of April 14-15, 2014, 276 mostly Christian female students were kidnapped from a high...
Read moreDetails. How to Write a Formal Poem(That Doesn’t Seem Like One) abandon capitals at all times. TrustYour sense for sound...
Read moreDetails. Horace, in your guide to painting poems, Bid a poet paint in synchrony. Carve, in sandy caves where writers...
Read moreDetails. Dillard “Sparky” Barker Is a Doc at CDC. He’s announced a market- Driven cure for you and me. Helicaps—not...
Read moreDetails. Is poetry that’s free as free as all That? Surely it’s the poet who is free Or not. He makes the...
Read moreDetails. Though many scores were lost, those that remain May well be thought the richest heritage Ever bequeathed by one...
Read moreDetails. Dear President Biden You act as if you were elected To spend my great-grandchildren’s money. By spending trillions you’ve...
Read moreDetails. Isaiah 5:20---Uncancellable They often call good evil, And call the evil good. Misclassifying basics? One wonders how they could....
Read moreDetails. The Plague They muzzle their breath, Sealed in rooms as if in tombs, Scared to death of death. ....
Read moreDetails. Dusk Till Dawn The ocean rainAnd sleep played me—A willing pawn.I dreamt of youFrom nautical duskTill nautical dawn....
Read moreDetails. excerpted from the sonnet sequence Philip, Prince of Greece and Great Britain He wore a white gold crown wherever...
Read moreDetails. Night Verses The airy rush of thoughts today The evening breeze has whisked away. The wind that spoke to...
Read moreDetails. Tribute to 19-year-old Kyal Sin, known as "Angel," a dancer, taekwondo champion, and first-time voter who was killed during...
Read moreDetails. When all guns have been banned,__When all rifles are taken,When your words have been censored,__When your life has been shaken--- When...
Read moreDetails. The House That Fauci Built by Dr. Weslie Ubeca Within the U.S. government, he was the highest paid He...
Read moreDetails. Our neighbours bought a sheepdog: a heeler brindled blue, And all was well (or so it seemed) until his...
Read moreDetails. Cherry Blossom Viewing Like someone else, in unaccustomed dress, I choose that silken smoothness graze my skin __As fragile...
Read moreDetails. We stick to what we know, what we can touch, Hold in our hands; unable to foretell What lies...
Read moreDetails. Ballade of Prayer to Our Lady (in the voice of the poet’s mother) by François Villon (1431-1463), from French...
Read moreDetails. Rededication The sullen days of winter Remain a galling splinter Within my thickened skin, So let the games begin!...
Read moreDetails. Life Under the CCP for Amy Yin and her UK family Loud thumps were more than company; __front door...
Read moreDetails. If He came now, God’s only Son, To save a world that’s come undone Would we continue to defy...
Read moreDetails. The world is full of suffering and pain; We wait in fear for death to walk our way; We...
Read moreDetails. “The strife is o’er, the battle won”—18th c. Hymn As hapless hope and hopelessness collide The mid-day sun looms...
Read moreDetails. Easter! by Rosario Previti (1882-1967), from Italian by Joseph S. Salemi Why your bitter torment on the cross, Martyr...
Read moreDetails. Praise Him for the lightning in the gale,For balmy winds, for crystals in the snow.Wonder at the gaudy peacock’s...
Read moreDetails. Sonnet 181 Jesus had suffered more than we can tell, But when released, His soul at once aspired To...
Read moreDetails. I’ve had a nightmare! Let that just man go! You’re right that he’s done nothing wrong. They’re wrong To...
Read moreDetails. Behold the Queen of Heaven weeping, seeping __Tears that rend her heart and ours. As one __Who mourns she...
Read moreDetails. She burns to bear his burden (take the weight) But he is far beyond her guiding reach. Beyond her...
Read moreDetails. The Lovely World Behold the frozen, flaxen fields at morn– The tall grass shining on the hills of clay...
Read moreDetails. Sue was the star of Central High. In girls’ athletics she excelled. Her competition would just sigh. The best...
Read moreDetails. For the Birds The cardinal in his bold, red cloak; His wife so subtle, so bespoke. In complimentary blues...
Read moreDetails. With what perfection are the seasons spun; When we grow tired of the opulent sun, A wind from the...
Read moreDetails. A Box of Chocolates is like Life: (That Mrs. Gump she got it right.) You never know just what you’ll get,...
Read moreDetails. Nature's Magic Some say that there is magic in the night,but it holds no more marvels than the day.The...
Read moreDetails. Ode to Hidden Splendor I heard your rolling croon beyond my vision Blooming in the balm of winter’s breeze--- A thrilling spill of crystalline precision Amid the Spanish moss draped...
Read moreDetailsHi. Thank you very much, Mr Anderson, for your profound and poetic message of reassurance.
Hi Margaret. Thank you very much for taking the time to provide such in depth and nicely articulated feedback, I…
The poem has intriguing features, Brian, not yet much discussed because your social and emotional thrust takes the center of…
As I thought at the time, and told you not long after, Paul, these poems give an excellent perspective of…
Roy, thank you for this pleasant, tranquil poem. Of the things you mention, I choose fountains, writing pens, malls, and…
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