Three Brief Poems by Luxorius, Translated by Joseph S. Salemi
Three Brief Poems by Luxorius (circa A.D. 500s) translated from Latin by Joseph S. Salemi 11. A Phalaecean ...
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Two Satirical Sonnets by Joseph S. Salemi
Elizabeth Barrett Browning Has Second Thoughts How do I hate you? Let me count the flaws: I hate you ...
‘The Sowers’: A Poem by Gabriele D’Annunzio, Translated by Joseph S. Salemi
The Sowers by Gabriele D’Annunzio (1863-1938) translated from Italian by Joseph S. Salemi Strong lads drive the docile oxen ...
‘On An Old Photograph’: A Poem by Joseph S. Salemi
On An Old Photograph It was late fall of 1944. Dad was back from Italy, on leave, When no ...
‘The Holy Rollers on Poetry’: A Poem by Joseph S. Salemi
The Holy Rollers on Poetry We are the Holy Rollers— We live for solemn prayer. With censers of pure ...
Imagination blending with the real world, an astute rendering of the mind of a seven year old. It’s the age…
Before I started reading yours, I saw the repetitions of pantoums, triolets, and villanelles as tedious and archaic. Now I…
To Eugenio, Karen, Roy and Gerard Many thanks for reading and affirming my work. And Gerard, thank you for that…
Sonnets in the grand tradition. How fortunate is the loved one in the third poem to have a minstrel so…
Susan after my first reading of your poems I blurted out “Associated Press! lol. They read well aloud. The insistent…
