Become a Member The Society August 21, 2012 From the Society 12 Comments The General Public Email [email protected] to be added to our monthly email Newsletter. You are free to read and comment on poetry on this website. You may also submit poetry and enter our competitions. (Note that the Society reserves the right to delete any comments that are deemed mean-spirited, unconstructive, or irrelevant) Become a Member of the Society of Classical Poets (MSCP) Member Benefits -Be listed on the Society’s official Member Roster and use the designation Member of the Society (MSCP). -Receive one round of feedback on your poetry upon request (Being a Member does not guarantee publication on the Society’s website or in its Journal) Member Requirements -To maintain annual membership, you must first purchase that year’s annual Journal from here. -After receiving the Journal, fill out this simple SCP Membership Application Form and email it to [email protected]. (Or simply put the required information into the email body) Become an Accredited Classical Poet (ACP) ACP Benefits -Be listed on the Society’s official Roster of Accredited Classical Poets and use the ACP designation. -Receive your own page on the Society’s website where a bio and image will be listed and links to all of your SCP published poetry will be compiled. (Being an ACP does not guarantee publication on the Society’s website or in its Journal) ACP Requirements -Maintain annual Membership in the Society -Take the ACP Professional Examination. The test must be completed in 24 hours. You will be given an assignment for one poem to write in a particular meter (and possibly rhyme scheme) and one classical poem to analyze. -Pay one-time Professional Examination fee of $20. Non-refundable. Become a Society Sponsor Sponsors will receive a free copy of this year’s journal and will have their names listed publicly with one of the following Sponsor categories (unless you indicate that you prefer anonymity). All donations are tax deductible and you will receive the appropriate tax document: $50: Troubadour; Trobairitz $100: Patron of Poetry; Patroness of Poetry $500: Lord of Poetry; Lady of Poetry $1,000: Golden Griffin $2,000: Platinum Pegasus NOTE TO READERS: If you enjoyed this poem or other content, please consider making a donation to the Society of Classical Poets. The Society of Classical Poets does not endorse any views expressed in individual poems or commentary. Trending now: 12 Responses Clinton Van Inman November 12, 2013 I am honoured that you accepted me into this group. Reply Martin Hill Ortiz March 17, 2014 Very happy to have found you. Reply NealD May 26, 2014 Rare the niche you’ve carved. Reply Ron L. Hodges December 16, 2014 Though I respect well-constructed open form poetry, I have always gravitated toward closed form poetry (both to read as well as write) because it contains a loftiness of expression, a beauty, often missing from open form poems. Also, too much modern poetry, in my opinion, appears to be written less for communication and more to build an elitist wall around the poet and his or her cabal. So, I was extremely pleased to find a repository for well-written classical form poetry! Reply Angela Porter March 19, 2015 I am one of the few British members of The Classical Poetry Society, and very pleased/proud? of its aims. I have enjoyed much that I have read so far. Reply UTTIYA SARKAR March 27, 2015 THANKS FOR THE MEMBERSHIP Reply David L. Alexander April 17, 2015 So glad to have found like minds! Reply M.V.SATHYANARAYANA April 27, 2015 Thanks for giving membership Reply Sheri-Ann O'Shea March 27, 2016 It’s a privilege to be able to access works of this kind. Reply James Irving Mann April 26, 2016 Love is born in your soul through soft, tender sighs Then flies out of control as it Personifies. Reply Agnes January 3, 2017 Happy to join! Looking forward to reading (& possibly writing). Reply benjamen grinberg December 24, 2018 great. a thought on timing. i tend to wake up at 130 and exercise/meditate and study. by 4am i’m usually well on my way. but i find the rest of the world no longer keeps the sunrise sunset schedule. may i suggest getting the new poems up before the sun rises? just a thought. thank you. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Ron L. Hodges December 16, 2014 Though I respect well-constructed open form poetry, I have always gravitated toward closed form poetry (both to read as well as write) because it contains a loftiness of expression, a beauty, often missing from open form poems. Also, too much modern poetry, in my opinion, appears to be written less for communication and more to build an elitist wall around the poet and his or her cabal. So, I was extremely pleased to find a repository for well-written classical form poetry! Reply
Angela Porter March 19, 2015 I am one of the few British members of The Classical Poetry Society, and very pleased/proud? of its aims. I have enjoyed much that I have read so far. Reply
James Irving Mann April 26, 2016 Love is born in your soul through soft, tender sighs Then flies out of control as it Personifies. Reply
benjamen grinberg December 24, 2018 great. a thought on timing. i tend to wake up at 130 and exercise/meditate and study. by 4am i’m usually well on my way. but i find the rest of the world no longer keeps the sunrise sunset schedule. may i suggest getting the new poems up before the sun rises? just a thought. thank you. Reply