A Poem on the 79th Anniversary of the Pearl Harbor Attack, by Susan Jarvis Bryant
. That Day of Infamy ∼ December 7th, 1941 Zeros burst through bluest skies __Like stealthy birds of prey, Set...
Read moreDetails. That Day of Infamy ∼ December 7th, 1941 Zeros burst through bluest skies __Like stealthy birds of prey, Set...
Read moreDetailsfor my two-year-old grandson, Exander “There’s no tale in the world I can’t believe.” I said.“If you have learned belief,...
Read moreDetails. Act I Scene I NARRATOR Imagine now the scene: the angry engine, Its beeping brain, its smooth and metal...
Read moreDetails. One night a lean and wizened soul scuffed down the old mill road, while moonlight cast upon the knoll...
Read moreDetails. To Some Other Poets Let hoary heads divine and then divide,Dot i’s and dance on pins and sneer with...
Read moreDetails. Appeal to the Muse O Saint Cecilia, more than just a muse— The very author by this pen and...
Read moreDetailsAnd when the time, oh Father, comes To cross this life’s tempestuous seas, Grant that my faith should not...
Read moreDetailsGather round everyone, come near! My story is for all to hear. A song for you I now shall...
Read moreDetailsThe road of love looks smooth at first and seems as if it has no end. The wise know...
Read moreDetailsX No tengo más que darte —Inscription on a Spanish sailor's gold ring, in the shape of a hand holding...
Read moreDetails_ Our Bishops, on Nov. 4, 2020 Our bishops hail the president-elect.Do they suppose the election is decided?Or are they...
Read moreDetails2 November 2020 Two weeks and counting here I be In clutches of the CCP I don’t delight as I...
Read moreDetailsThey mix together here waiting for the trim black and gold gondolas heading into side canals that drain and...
Read moreDetailsFamine de l'âme The soul, deprived of one essential thing, Cannot rely on dusty stores of hope; Seeking to...
Read moreDetails—for Li Hongzhi The unacknowledged legislators know the truth: the Buddha shows one thousand hands to foster heaven’s circulation, so...
Read moreDetailsThe turkey that we blithely ate Had little cause to celebrate The final Thursday in November. It's customary to...
Read moreDetailsThanksgiving 1984 2020 Wear a mask until you eat and never touch your face. Muzzle up between each bite...
Read moreDetailsPandemic epidemic, fever, chills; As viral spiral sickens, quickens, kills. We’re tasked and masked with no place left to...
Read moreDetailsWhere are the leaves that branches bore? They’re falling fast on forest floor, A cornucopia outspread, Of orange, yellow,...
Read moreDetailsDon’t place your limits on this grief of mine or try to cheer me out of feeling sorrow. I...
Read moreDetailsThe Shisendō is a hideaway villa in the eastern hills of Kyoto, Japan, created by poet and calligrapher Jōzan...
Read moreDetailsCricket The game of Cricket, I’ll relate, Goes back to fifteen fifty-eight, Upon a field in Guildford way, In...
Read moreDetailsMozart on His Kegelstatt Trio Quite recently I wrote a little trio While wasting time at skittles with some friends....
Read moreDetailsHeart of Darkness a rondeau redoublé A heart of darkness mocks and flouts the rules. It robs our orb of...
Read moreDetailsThe Mask Sin wears a cherubic mask And beams forth paradise. “Come in, recline, and bask.” The discerning eye...
Read moreDetails. Vulture Culture Above the clouds, a vulture soars, the leader of a culture war. The bird of prey is...
Read moreDetails. The Violence in Philadelphia “Par le regne des maleureux chetis“ —Eustache Deschamps by Urbawel Cidese Say first what caused...
Read moreDetailsAll Divinity Is Love or Wonder* New Harbor October 2020 All Divinity is love or wonder. The moon pulls up...
Read moreDetailsOriginally Published by the SCP on November 24, 2019 dedicated to my wife, who was mobbed and defamed for...
Read moreDetailsTruthfulness I walked through our lovely suburban downtown, Which always is ranked as the best. But everywhere windows and...
Read moreDetailsOn Romantic Longing* Was it when autumn filled the air With musty smells and chimney smoke, This feeling in...
Read moreDetails_ Pope Urban II Sonnet-Speech, Clermont, 1095 Oh Noblemen, I’m charged by God to warn that Christendom is threatened by...
Read moreDetailsThank you to everyone who participated! This was a great effort for a meaningful purpose: the recent burning down of...
Read moreDetailsIntroductory Note These paraphrased translations represent three short poems composed by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, a person so well-known...
Read moreDetailsA Wheelchair They kept their car-doors shut and windows closed, Nor left their house but stayed inside, disposed To hide...
Read moreDetailsOn Marriage I married a girl named Sue And alas! She married me too! As Then, So...
Read moreDetailsOn a Turtle of Broken Jade The tiny turtle made of milky jade Was smuggled by Jun’s parents from...
Read moreDetailsShe was the one who approached me and spoke, Saying my lectures had swept her away. Maybe we could...
Read moreDetailsThoughts following a visit to the World War 2 National Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, Normandy, France. Eugene Ovid Lambert was...
Read moreDetailsOn Voter Fraud after Li Hongzhi’s poem "On the General Election" by Evan Mantyk Is chivalry dead in the...
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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