Month: April 2016

See full Epoch Times article on Robert Florczak.

Unripe Deceived are we by the state of the skin, when overly reliant on our eyes. Of greater concern is ...

William Shakespeare is believed to have died on April 23, 1616. Post your commemorative poems in the comments section or ...

A Riverside Sonnet Under a tree and upon roots I sit, Drinking a forlorn draught of love’s sweet rhyme. Leaves ...

By Damian Robin Quick, pick a good book of poems and let your soul soar. Or clip in your ear ...

. . Tahoe Plane On the above photo by M. Kirson Far above the lake I soared, Above the dock, ...

The Society of Classical Poets is pleased to announce the release of its 2016 Journal! Click here to purchase a ...

Dear George, If only you were living at this hour, Day, week, month, year. These times are newly strange— Hilarious, ...

Born at Constantinople in 1762 of a French father and Greek mother, André Chénier grew up in pre-revolutionary France and studied ...

A gray mid-March day: the bare branches lean across the blank sky. All colors moved indoors where my daughter and ...

Storyteller We sit around the fire. The storyteller drones, until his words expire in silence like the stones. Primeval darkness ...

  Winners   Conformists of a feather flock together. Michael R. Burch, Nashville, Tennessee   The u of solitude allays ...

  The Clockwork Butterfly When I was a child, and my dreams were of gold I always believed everything I ...

By Dusty Grein and Evan Mantyk “The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe remains one of the English language’s most popular ...

 After Phoebe Cary, after Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.      Tell me not, in scolding shouts,     Education is an empty dream, For ...

The Rock Climbers By Cal Wes Ubideer I saw them climbing up the gray-white, rocky mountain hills, like any mountain ...