‘Morning Song’ by Mandy Moe Pwint Tu
O sweet be this soft morning’s song As golden mist on earth descends And skylarks trill an hour long While ...
Month: March 2014
‘Who Needs a Chinese Tractor?’ by Reid McGrath
Because he gave up life in town To graze the old undulant farm They called him a provincial clown Who ...
‘Of a Swiss Fortress – Ruined’ by Camilla Marx
I dreamed again last night, of waters, raging, That break in waves across the Thunersee, Where mountains coldly climb, fir-clad ...
‘Splendor’ by Kathy Figueroa
A grand council of trees Stood majestic, serene Heavy laden with snow Beautiful and pristine And I felt reverence For ...
‘Truth in Fairy Tales’ by Susan Martin
If you want your children to be brilliant, tell them fairy tales. If you want them to be very brilliant, ...
2014 Journal Released
We are proud to announce the publication of The Society of Classical Poets' 2014 Journal! The best poetry of the ...
‘Daybreak’ and Other Poetry by Dawn Munro
Daybreak As day begins in honey’d light, I watch a flock of geese take flight. They fly formation heading ...
‘Where Does the Sky Begin or End?’ and Other Poetry by Sierra July
Where Does the Sky Begin or End? Where does the sky begin or end? The sea above, the stars attend? ...
‘Waiting for Dawn atop Butterfly Mountain’ and Other Poetry by Martin Elster
Waiting for Dawn atop Butterfly Mountain A dilapidated lepidopteran dying atop The Mountain of Butterflies holds out her wings ...
‘Autumn’s Kiss’ by Aaron Berkowitz
The wisp of wind that makes the leaves go dance and play above the browning grass, cannot but stir awake ...
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"Forever in our memory now"
Adam, this deeply affectionate elegy certainly shows you are one of the many who now say, "We are Charlie." He…
Dear Mary Jane, Thanks for your kind comment. The syllabic overlap between my poem and tanka is just a coincidence;…
