Eleanor Ettinger Gallery: Bastion of Contemporary Realism The Society August 31, 2012 Art NEW YORK—Thirty-five years since it opened its doors in SoHo, the Eleanor Ettinger Gallery is a rarity in New York City. It is one of the last...
Examples to Follow The Society August 31, 2012 Poetry By Michael T. Young Traffic, a crowd, the tide flooding the bay, whatever will rise and fall, will begin, then end, forgive each moment for...
Play: An Iliad for Our Generation (Act I) The Society August 30, 2012 Poetry In this refashioned version of Homer's Iliad, the mystical hero Achilles clashes with the doubting King Agamemnon over a woman, throwing the fate of...
Primordial Nostalgia The Society August 30, 2012 Poetry By Joshua Philipp At night alone, I sometimes dream of a place which seems so far away. Quietly sitting by a stream. With words this place so...
Amazing “Grand Central” Painting by Stone Roberts The Society August 29, 2012 Art Like a modern day Norman Rockwell, the monumental works of contemporary realist painter Stone Roberts capture in vivid form and color the beauty of...
Comic: Practicing Falun Gong in China Today The Society August 29, 2012 Art For the full comic by Illustrator:Lam & Joel Benjamin click...
The New Renaissance The Society August 28, 2012 Poetry By Thomas Newton Just as the Renaissance was fueled by The printing press, the Internet has sounded A call for crafted poetry—a cry For...
The Moral Compass The Society August 28, 2012 Poetry By Thomas Newton The Founding Fathers showed the way and built Our sturdy ships to last through all of time. Each has a moral compass showing...
Ancient Chinese Poets’ Treatment of Time The Society August 27, 2012 Poetry (Clearwisdom.net) Ancient Chinese people cherished time, which was revealed in their pursuit for the truth and the Dao, the cultivation of one's...
Helenium The Society August 27, 2012 Poetry By Aubrey Henderson I remember vast fields of Helenium; Yellow, trembling, dancing with fireflies, In the fading light of nature’s atrium, As...
The Fall in Voter Turnout The Society August 27, 2012 Poetry By Michael T. Young The pine's elected to the maple's post, the fly's buzzword is vetoed by the day, streams in a presidential race all...
Song of Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (Introduction) The Society August 26, 2012 Poetry 1 Comment On the shores of Gitche Gumee, Of the shining Big-Sea-Water, Stood Nokomis, the old woman, Pointing with her finger westward, O'er the water...
Math Haikus The Society August 26, 2012 Poetry 3 Comments By Yolanda Marín-Parker Mathematics is The language that nature speaks To the human fool. Fool – man is – for not Listening to the...
Poetry by Damian Robin The Society August 26, 2012 Poetry The Wu Wei-ter The Contemporary Artist The Modern Artist On a Wind-brushed...
Zhen Shan Ren Art Exhibit in Wisconsin (Video) The Society August 24, 2012 Art https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf-_d7iaRAs&feature=youtu.be The Art of Zhen, Shan, Ren (Truth, Compassion, Tolerance) International...
Crossing Samsara The Society August 24, 2012 Poetry 1 Comment By Joshua Philipp The winds of change, so soft they blow. In the blink of an eye, a thousand years. Immeasurable is the great river’s...
The Life-changing Art of Li Jinyu The Society August 23, 2012 Art Li Jinyu is an artist living in Brooklyn, New York. Her paintings are strongly influenced by her practice of Falun Gong. According to...
The Moon The Society August 22, 2012 Poetry By Dan Skorbach I sit with you the silent moon of May, After the chores of day are soundly sleeping. Here, once again, you come to guide the...
President of the Society The Society August 21, 2012 From the Society Evan Mantyk is President of The Society of Classical Poets. He is a poet, writer, and English teacher in the Hudson Valley region of New York,...
Become a Member The Society August 21, 2012 From the Society 12 Comments The General Public Email [email protected] to be added to our monthly email Newsletter. You are free to read and comment on poetry on this...
Hantz Farms The Society August 20, 2012 Poetry By Evan Mantyk The Apocalypse: what would it look like? Half the people now gone, When the gods’ dike That holds back raging waters was half...
Why Do We Live? Joshua Philipp August 20, 2012 Poetry 1 Comment By Joshua Philipp Just as flowers fall, so shall we all What meaning to find before time makes its call To love and the spring Softly we’d...
Heaven’s Gate Opens After History’s Long March The Society August 20, 2012 Poetry Heaven’s Gate Opens After History’s Long March Over 7,000 years of human civilization, how many heroes have taken the stage? Rise and fall,...
Five Greatest Poems by Robert Frost The Society August 20, 2012 Beauty, Best Poems, Culture, Education, Poetry 23 Comments The American poet Robert Frost was born on March 26, 1874, in San Francisco, CA. He spent his first 40 years mostly unknown, and it wasn’t until...
Letting Go The Society August 20, 2012 Poetry By Evan Mantyk Get this thing out of my mind, It should never undermine, It should go and let me be, It should go and I’ll be free! Tear...
Look Up, Hannah The Society August 20, 2012 Poetry 2 Comments By Joshua Philipp We laid in mud at sorrow’s end, in a land of woeful souls. It’s a place where dreams of hollowed men are flown as flags...
Welcome. Joshua Philipp August 20, 2012 From the Society Poetry is everywhere. It is the lyrics in the songs on the radio, in our national anthems, in the fight songs of our favorite sports teams; it is in...
Submit Poetry and Art Joshua Philipp August 20, 2012 Featured 1 Comment Submit Poetry The Society of Classical Poets invites poetry submissions for publication on our website and for consideration for printed...
‘Lepanto’: Poem by G.K. Chesterton The Society August 19, 2012 Alliterative, Beauty, Culture, Poetry . Lepanto Editor's Note: Don John of Austria, or Don Juan de Austria, (1547-1578) was half-brother to King Philip II of Spain and a Spanish...
The Old Man The Society August 19, 2012 Poetry A hunchbacked man, at least a hundred years old Hobbles by as I wait for the train, I brace for the inevitable sharp pain, When his grotesque odor...
Poetry by Bill Coyle The Society August 19, 2012 Poetry So Far Beyond This The God of This World to his Prophet The Flautist of North Station...
Poetry by Aubrey Henderson The Society August 19, 2012 Poetry Helenium Prayer Flags No Cheeks Turn I'm...
Poems By Joshua Philipp The Society August 19, 2012 Poetry Primordial Nostalgia Crossing Samsara Why Do We Live? Look Up,...
‘The Tyger’ by William Blake: Poem and Analysis The Society August 19, 2012 Poetry 4 Comments . The Tyger Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy fearful symmetry? In what distant...
