‘Fredericksburg’ by Claire Marie de la Grange The Society June 10, 2013 Poetry 1 Comment The Union army's futile frontal attacks on December 13 against entrenched Confederate defenders on the heights behind Fredericksburg is remembered as...
‘Grains of Time’ and Other Poetry by Dino Cass The Society June 5, 2013 Poetry Grains of Time Somewhere through the hour glass, slip grains of time, eroding fast. Past and present times collide, revealing all truths hidden...
‘The Ring’ and Other Poetry by Bruce Dale Wise The Society June 3, 2013 Poetry The Ring for E. S. and W. S. "my precious," —Gollum, in The Hobbit, J. R. R. Tolkien I only knew but one tall dude who had a...
‘A Vision at the Portal of Elysium’ by Ed ‘Bear’ C.U. Lewis The Society June 1, 2013 Poetry 1 Comment I saw him standing at the gate of heaven. It was in a dream, but seemed so real I was in awe. Behind him in my vision all was white and lit. Dear...
‘Awakened Eyes’ by Clayton L. Sanders The Society May 30, 2013 Poetry Nothing to see here, they say each breath, People starving, as they feed us to death, Puppets on strings, all of us they bind, Right from our...
‘The Old Brown Carpet’ and Other Poetry by Kathy Figueroa The Society May 28, 2013 Poetry The Old Brown Carpet Hurray! I don't have to vacuum The old, brown carpet, anymore! At last, I managed to get it Removed from the dining room...
‘Bait Trap’ by Catherine Wald The Society May 26, 2013 Poetry Like roaches fighting over baited trap we climbed and clambered, even pushed and shoved while scrambling for some nourishment like love we’d...
‘Exchange’ and Other Poetry by Damian Robin The Society May 24, 2013 Poetry Exchange They go to take the heart of you, mark your skin & cut you through. With silk knives, their sharp skill connives to stroke...
‘The Wars That Men Have Fought’ by Glenn Meisenheimer The Society May 22, 2013 Poetry My love, accursed, will never let me go. I mourn your loss and all those wasted years. The wars that men have fought for causes, though, Can...
‘The Challenge’ by Eddie Morales The Society May 20, 2013 Poetry Come, tell me your story, master of prose. Use elements of the proper language To sway me to your side, and if all goes Well, hallowed will your...
Epping Forest The Society May 18, 2013 Poetry Spirit of green engendered in liberty Sweeping across the glanded glades Tangled tree spirits in tarnished brief Dancing shades of sunlit lauded...
‘Her Eyes’ by Ronald Ragan The Society May 16, 2013 Poetry Soft warm eyes searching, yearning full plump lips pouting and burning she looks upward in hope and desire burning inside consumed by fire. Big...
Haiku by Ibe Ware Desu, LC. The Society May 14, 2013 Poetry A red-tailed hawk on a bridge railing looks fixed, loosed from its master. Reading one haiku, two bowls of strawberries passed through three...
Painting: ‘Illlumination’ by Xiaoping Chen The Society May 12, 2013 Art As a gentle, outer light shines downward, a different, invisible light — that of spiritual illumination — shines into the mind as a woman studies...
‘Pisanello’s Vision’ by Bruce Dale Wise The Society May 10, 2013 Poetry How beautifully does Pisanello seize upon the Vision of Eustachius in paint, where all conjoins together in a whole to please, although a grim...
‘York River Flood Of April, 2013’ by Kathy Figueroa The Society May 8, 2013 Poetry No one could recall When, in days of yore, The calm York River Had so breached its shore, Or where such places Roiling water went! Remarked...
‘Auction Hall’ by Kathy Figueroa The Society May 8, 2013 Poetry Department stores are nice But prices there are high If you've got lots of cash They've lots of things to buy But if you're like most...
Poetry on Rain by Cynthia Thornton Herrera The Society May 6, 2013 Poetry Final Drip Sun’s broke through, it’s blinding. The crickets fade away, adjourn. The glowing, steaming mist falters; Creeps down to ground...
Painting: ‘Sweet Youth’ by Duffy Sheridan The Society May 4, 2013 Art 1 Comment Duffy Sheridan has been painting since he was a child. His father, also an artist, encouraged him to learn to paint anything and...
‘No Sweeter Spell’ and Other Poetry by Brad Lussier The Society May 2, 2013 Poetry No Sweeter Spell Those things that I have told you, little things That no one else knows, things I’ve dared not share Fall out my mouth to you...
Submit Poetry The Society April 29, 2013 Featured, From the Society 2 Comments We suggest, but do not absolutely require, that poetry be metered in some fashion or have a similar number of syllables per line. We generally...
Tang Poetry: Yu Gong Valley by Wang Wei The Society April 28, 2013 Poetry Translated by Lan Hua The Yu Gong Valley - I Heading into a valley Quite simply traveling With nobody else But Master Li To accompany...
Ani Art Academies Offer Free, but Rigorous, Art Instruction The Society April 26, 2013 Art 1 Comment (Featured Image: “Reraise, Douce!” by Timothy Reynolds. Charcoal and pastel, 10 by 11 inches.) NEW YORK—Imagine a place where a master will...
‘One Saturday in Boston’ by Michael Feltz The Society April 24, 2013 Poetry One Saturday in Boston, The Beacon of the Bay State. Many people went a'walkin' And came upon a mainstay: Disciples of a Zheng Fa, Falun...
Painting: ‘Bowl of Pansies’ by Steven J. Levin The Society April 22, 2013 Art 1 Comment Steven J. Levin was born in Minneapolis MN in 1964. His interest in art began early, when as a young boy, Levin would spend hours drawing alongside...
‘What He and Michelangelo Know’ and Other Poetry by Reid McGrath The Society April 20, 2013 Poetry 1 Comment What He and Michelangelo Know "There on the scaffolding reclines Michael Angelo." -Yeats The Hudson’s sunk in this great vale of blue. The...
‘Storage’ and Other Poetry by M.J. Sullivan The Society April 18, 2013 Poetry Storage Let us lug in more stuff Storage man mumbles hi First year by in a huff Second year wonder why Save dad’s lured fishing hat Mom’s...
‘Three Perspectives on Teachers’ by Evan Mantyk The Society April 17, 2013 Poetry 1 Comment I. The greatest writers are the teachers; The paper is their pupil; Each sheet defiantly stretches With a stark blank, diffused will. But,...
‘One Has To’ and Other Poetry by Bruce Dale Wise The Society April 12, 2013 Poetry One Has To "quod idem in poematis, in picturis usu venit in aliisque complaribus, ut delectentur imperiti laudentque ea, quae landenda non...
Windows Phone App Released The Society April 11, 2013 From the Society A new Windows phone app allows you to access The Society of Classical Poets more easily: Click here for the app. A big thank you to Rui...
‘Momma Says’ by Cynthia Thornton Herrera The Society April 10, 2013 Poetry Momma says you can do it. Fly away, little bird. Momma’s watched over you, fussed And taught you every word. Momma doesn’t know it all; The...
Portrait of Margaret Thatcher by Nelson Shanks The Society April 9, 2013 Art NEW YORK—On the day of Margaret Thatcher’s death, Nelson Shanks, founder of Philadelphia realist art atelier Studio Incamminati, took another...
‘Until He Dies’ and Other Poetry by Brad Lussier The Society April 8, 2013 Poetry 2 Comments Until He Dies With hollow bones a bird learns how to fly Not once despising frame all delicate, But pushed without the nest his wings to...
‘Confection Connection’ and Other Poetry by Susan Budig The Society April 6, 2013 Poetry, Villanelle Confection Connection The girls were bored and at a loss To find a treat that did not cost An arm, a leg, no more a dime They chose...
‘Hummingbirds’ and Other Poetry by JoyAnne O’Donnell The Society April 4, 2013 Poetry Hummingbirds How dramatic of thou hummingbird Glides like a cherub through airs curb Precious gems scatter across and fly To sparkle and gleam...
‘The Indian Ballad Of Gitchy Naigow (A Sestina)’ by Douglas Thornton The Society April 2, 2013 Poetry, Sestina 2 Comments Oh sad age, how the years will pass us by, Pass us and then our last visions refuse, Refuse us to look on our childhood skies: Oh daughter I am a...
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...
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...
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...
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...