‘The Spring Has Come’ and Other Poems by Alan Steinle
. The Spring Has Come The mating call of the black-capped chickadee (a North American songbird) sounds like "Hey, Sweetie!" ...
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‘The Nymph’ by Góngora and Other Poetry by Nervo and Vega, Translated by Alan Steinle
. The Nymph by Luis de Góngora y Argote (1561-1627) translated by Alan Steinle As morning sunlight first began to ...
‘In the Woods’ by Eduard Mörike, Translated by Alan Steinle
. In the Woods by Eduard Mörike (1804-1875) translated from German by Alan Steinle While lying on the grass beneath ...
‘Father’ and Other Poetry by Alan Steinle
. Father after "So Far, So Near," by Christopher Pearse Cranch (1813-1892). Father, maker of all spirit, infinite, You can ...
‘The Test’ and Other Poetry by Alan Steinle
. The Test The second is like it, 'You shall love your neighbor as yourself.' —Jesus (Matthew 22:39, NASB1995) Is ...
Poems from ‘The Still Beloved’ by Amado Nervo, Translated by Alan Steinle
. Poems from 'The Still Beloved' ('La Amada Inmóvil') by Amado Nervo (1870-1919) translated from the Spanish by Alan Steinle ...
‘Your Smart Device (A Rondeau)’ and Other Poetry by Alan Steinle
Your Smart Device a rondeau Your smart device was strange and new; It learned your voice and habits too; It ...
‘The Trial of Socrates’ by Alan Steinle
Poet's Note: The Apology of Socrates is Plato’s account of Socrates’ defense of himself in a court of law. The ...
SCP Journal XIII Published
. The Society of Classical Poets Journal XIII has been published! It features poetry, translations, and essays selected from those ...
‘Verses on the Death of His Father’ (‘Coplas por la muerte de su padre’) by Jorge Manrique
translated by Alan Steinle. Introduction and translation copyright ©2020 by Alan Steinle. Skip Introduction and go to poem. Introduction ...
‘Three Things’ (‘Tres Cosas’) by Baltasar del Alcázar
translations by Alan Steinle Translator's Note: This poem (“Tres cosas”) was originally written in Spanish by Baltasar del Alcázar (1525-1606). ...
A thrilling but grim narrative, to be sure, with terse lines beating out, remorselessly, a general destruction. It seizes our…
A very distinctive scheme for rhyme and meter here--nice to see a change from familiar regularity. Your 1st 3 stanzas…
Great reading of your poems. I really enjoyed the first one, the second is quite clever with connecting Dactyls with…
A very curt epigraph (just a date - 09.10.25) suggests that this poem was prompted by an actual vision the…
Kip, Jung himself pointed out that the surnames of the leaders of three major strands of psychological study had a…
