Painting: ‘Amistad, 2011’ by William Storck The Society March 31, 2013 Art 1 Comment William Storck has painted professionally for over 30 years. His work is in private collections throughout the United States as well as public and corporate collections. The artist spends a great deal of time...
Excerpts from ‘Versology’ by Alan Nordstrom The Society March 29, 2013 Poetry 1 Comment On the Beam At times when my roiled brain becomes serene, I may achieve a state of clarity In which intuitive insight grows keen, As if it were a beacon beckoning me, And then I sense the guidance of...
Haiku by Ibe Ware Desu LC The Society March 27, 2013 Poetry The water-birds too are fast asleep upon the Great Lakes of the North. Looking carefully, one finds shepherd's purse on a Vancouver sidewalk. The sound of water alerts a weasel to ducks upon the...
Support the Society The Society March 25, 2013 From the Society 2 Comments You can support the Society of Classical Poets in a variety of ways: I. Participate: Write poetry and submit it; comment on others poetry; post links to the Society. II. Buy the latest journal or...
‘Forever Burn’ by Clayton L. Sanders The Society March 23, 2013 Poetry If I were dying, would you ask me to stay Until the Divine came to take me away From the Earthly protection of your arms, Ascending as energy, leaving your charms? Would you kiss me tender, say in my...
Spiritual and Emotional Paintings in Oxford, UK The Society March 21, 2013 Art By Damian Robin The intricately patterned Oxford Town Hall is the latest UK venue for the The Art of Zhen Shan Ren, a continuous international tour of prize-winning paintings, which opened on March...
‘As Icarus Drowns: After Breugel’ by Bruce Dale Wise The Society March 19, 2013 Art, Poetry As Icarus drowns in the deep-green, wine-dark sea, before the white, round fisher happily ensconced and th' extr'ordinary sailing ship embarking, a shepherd, standing near his flock and loyal dog, is...
‘Unicorns on New Mown Lawns’ and Other Poetry by Keith Robson The Society March 17, 2013 Poetry 1 Comment Unicorns on New Mown Lawns Quintessential qualities quite quickly quantified Each reason for the morning winds that oh so slowly died, Some things are inescapable, and never fade away And some things...
‘Opinions and Advice’ by Alan Jankowski The Society March 15, 2013 Poetry 4 Comments People always offer opinions and advice, As to what you should or shouldn’t do, Though they can barely manage themselves, They seem to know what’s best for you. An old friend offers relationship...
‘To The Society of Classical Poets’ by Steve Johns The Society March 13, 2013 Poetry To the Society of Classical Poets, The website you have is great for starting poets. I don’t know what I would have done without your help. I can be called a poet because of your help. May your anthology...
Art: An Angel Reads Li Bai The Society March 11, 2013 Art In this new work by Li Jinyu, of New York City, an angel reads poetry by Li Bai of the Tang...
‘Looking for Your Keys’ and Other Poetry by Christopher W. Boyden The Society March 9, 2013 Poetry 1 Comment Looking for Your Keys While trapped between your life and soul. You look for keys to fit the hole, You struggle through your daily pace; In what we call "The Human Race." How much rain must...
A Reading of a Poem by Washington Allston (1779–1843) The Society March 7, 2013 Art, Beauty, Poetry ‘On The Group Of The Three Angels Before The Tent Of Abraham, By Raphael, In The Vatican’ O, now I feel as though another sense, From heaven descending, had informed my soul; I feel the pleasurable, full...
‘Zombie Dawning’ and Other Poetry by James Ph. Kotsybar The Society March 5, 2013 Poetry 2 Comments Zombie Dawning The zombies are coming; no one knows why – no time to ponder such things anyhow. Apocalypse gives us no time to cry. Survival is all we can think of now. They hunt for us in slow,...
2013 Poetry Journal Released The Society March 5, 2013 Featured, From the Society, Poetry 1 Comment The Society of Classical Poets is pleased to announce the publication of its First Annual Poetry Journal, available on Createspace and Amazon. Below is a preview of the Featured Poets and...
Art Analysis: Gustave Jean Jacquet by Kara Lysandra Ross The Society March 3, 2013 Art Gustave Jean Jacquet (1846–1909), is known among scholars as one of William Bouguereau’s top students. Although Jacquet’s subject matter was not of peasant girls or mythological scenes like Bouguereau...
Commentary: Three Tributes to Formalist Poetry by Alan Nordstrom The Society March 1, 2013 Essays, Poetry Verse Forms as Evokers of Poetry I wish to dispute the notion that a “poem” arrives in the formal poet’s mind as if it were a compressed computer file, which he or she then expands into the poem...