‘Morning Dew’ by David Paul Behrens
This universe of ours will end As we then return to the source. No more wounds to tend or to...
Read moreDetailsThis universe of ours will end As we then return to the source. No more wounds to tend or to...
Read moreDetailsThe Ballerina Just before the break of day she woke from dreams of grand jeté and knelt beside her bed...
Read moreDetailsThere are kingdoms to rule if your foot’s the right size _____or your beauty is flawless and rare. With a...
Read moreDetailsBlasted granite marks the trail Guttered through eternal rock. Windborne smoke and ashes veil Mountain peaks through which we walk....
Read moreDetailsAs yet untouched by any writer’s thought you’re still pristine and perfectly unspoiled. Just like a botox-frozen face that ought...
Read moreDetailsby Evan Mantyk Where is Homer? The epic poems of the famous Greek bard were the cornerstone of education for...
Read moreDetails(poetry by Bruce Dale Wise) The Viacruces del Migrante, migrant caravan, which started out two hundred strong has grown to...
Read moreDetailsBirthday Greetings As themes show signs of nature's stay, And time’s propitious dates hold sway, The evidence augurs your bloom,...
Read moreDetailsSonnet 201. The Force that Through the Green Fuse Pulls the Poem. Written in the Dylan Thomas Museum, Swansea. July...
Read moreDetailsWhy is it when you’re down and out, you’re also out of luck? Success they say is easy, “you’ll...
Read moreDetailsSolid Ground Our greatest philosopher David Hume, Whose logical doubts leave naught to assume, Used skeptical arguments he had found...
Read moreDetailsby Joseph Charles MacKenzie Read the Selected Poems from Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal online. Email submissions@classicalpoets.org for details on...
Read moreDetailsI woke this day beside the two-way Wye, at peace with wars too often waged inside between the push...
Read moreDetailsUnited They Fall Exhausted armies cling to noble trees along the margin of a meadow mown two weeks ago. It's...
Read moreDetailsAh, now comes the mellow season, Marks its time with jackdaws caws. Autumn with its rusty reason Offers forth its...
Read moreDetailsby Manfred Dietrich The world is riddled with riddles. Riddling is as old and as ubiquitous as language itself. When...
Read moreDetailsFor Elizabeth La Cienega slept on a muted afternoon At old Las Golodrinas, when I spied a nest Of...
Read moreDetailsSo delicate at first, the music swells And fills with brilliance of a dawning sun Each listener and cracks...
Read moreDetailsAn acrobat named Larry Loops was best among all circus troupes, But he quit one day and was heard...
Read moreDetailsIn his bedsitter years, he was alone And all his dreams were haunted by some girl More wonderful than any...
Read moreDetailsDark Devil’s Pool, where Spirit of the Tweed __Conceived the first-born of the Tuede clan; __Each maiden fair, and muckle...
Read moreDetails“Religion is an opiate of the masses,” So says the Prof. lecturing to his classes. “College used to be a...
Read moreDetailsby Charles Eager William Wordsworth was born in Cockermouth, Cumberland, in 1770—the same year as gave us Beethoven, Hegel, and...
Read moreDetailsDeath Is the Cooling Night by Heinrich Heine Death is the cooling night, Life is the sultry day, But now...
Read moreDetailsFor John McCain, Ernest C. Brace, & Alexander Solzhenitsyn I season my pen with the sonnet's blood, And do not...
Read moreDetailsI . The Accused: “Your Honor… And if I were a troubled lad and if indeed I did go bad,...
Read moreDetailsa Petrarchan sonnet Life’s hills have been trampled since first we met, That mad, magic moment long years ago, When...
Read moreDetails—from A Gallery of Ethopaths* For those of us who cherish text, There’s anguish in what I’ll say next. The...
Read moreDetailsPure of any mortal mote ___and boundless (but for sight): The deep dry sky of Autumn ___inscribes the shadows...
Read moreDetailsThe butterfly, the sea anemone, And snowflake, though possessive of the true Design of grace and perfect symmetry, Seem...
Read moreDetailsThe Coworker A “need-to-know” it’s called in Personnel and I’m just high enough to need to know she’s going through...
Read moreDetailsAfter RFK __I’m named for one about whom Lowell wrote That doom was woven in his veins. In June Of...
Read moreDetailsPainted, woody there it stands, this door behind which kingdom fans. Bright with order, calm with ease, a wooden plank...
Read moreDetailsby James Sale Wind in the Cave, Finishing Line Press, 2017 Out of Nothing, Shanti Arts Publishing, 2018 Recently in...
Read moreDetailsTranslation by Evan Mantyk "The Ballad of Mulan" was written in the sixth century about a legendary warrior, Hua Mulan,...
Read moreDetails. The Country Club To think about a country club Begun for whisky in a tub, Distilled from fields of...
Read moreDetailsWoman: Why choose the red dress, dear? Reply: To me it's really white, To you it should be clear, Mood...
Read moreDetailsCheck-Mate by a Pawn for my sons We parry, thrust: This game of wits, Where each pawn must Deflect your...
Read moreDetailsSonnet for a Cosmetic Company Ah Youth! To whom each maiden plights her troth To coax and woo each winsome...
Read moreDetailsI. I’ve awed at the Atlantic’s bluest depths, and peered at the Pacific’s deepest blues; the warm blue summer waters...
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