A Definition of Formal (or “Classical”) Poetry: A Short Essay by James A. Tweedie
. A Definition of Formal (or “Classical”) Poetry by James A. Tweedie One of the frequent comment threads on SCP...
Read moreDetails. A Definition of Formal (or “Classical”) Poetry by James A. Tweedie One of the frequent comment threads on SCP...
Read moreDetails. . Introduction Percy Bysshe Shelley was born August 4, 1792 and died in a boating accident on July 8,...
Read moreDetails. America’s Most Mysterious Monument The first of the anonymously funded Georgia Guidestone’s guidelines: “Maintain humanity under 500,000,000” “The world...
Read moreDetails. The Pigeon Once upon a workday morning, sleepy-eyed and loudly yawning, I was splattered without warning by a pigeon...
Read moreDetails. Pets and People Do cats and kittens ever wonder Why their owners have no fur? Do dogs think it...
Read moreDetails. O Say, Can You See? Let’s think as we sink into star-spangled wonder, Intolerable acts were the reason to...
Read moreDetails. Anew Whisk me away to the mountainside. __Spirit me far to the glen. For I long to find that...
Read moreDetails. Riddle This tiny thief Has ground to grief Many a mighty poem, No wiser for The learned lore He nibbles,...
Read moreDetails. A Ballade on Being Commissioned Twixt Florence and the Holy See Of every artist you could hire You thought...
Read moreDetails. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHUuaA8DKiQ . On Palestrina's Music Sicut cervus desiderat ad fontes aquarum, Ita desiderat anima mea ad te, Deus. Psalmus...
Read moreDetails. Our 2023 Haiku Competition is on now HERE. WHO Anyone in the world, of any age or background, may...
Read moreDetails. How to Write Haiku What Makes a Good Haiku? by Margaret Coats The required 5-7-5 syllable form alone does...
Read moreDetails. You are invited to a reading of poetry that shines a light on the plight of ordinary, innocent people...
Read moreDetails. Gleam by Any Means The poem that I seek to write, the piece with flair and form, Which raises...
Read moreDetails. Groomers The words the school kids speak are not their own--- Fiends mold the untrained brain till every thought...
Read moreDetails. Life Is a Dream by Pedro Calderón de la Barca (1600-1681) Translated by Elwin Wirkala The king dreams he...
Read moreDetails. On Rupert Sheldrake’s Morphic Fields Are we just rats within a maze? Perhaps. But then perhaps there’s more to...
Read moreDetails. https://youtu.be/DIhS6QTHh90 . Hosted by British poet James Sale and held by the Society of Classical Poets, the theme of...
Read moreDetails. The Requisite I may have made a great mistake In my pursuit of solitude and grace; Perhaps have stumbled...
Read moreDetails. Abiding Senescence My energy and physical abilities Will not again be limitless as once they were. To those more...
Read moreDetails. “Upon These Boughs that Shake Against the Cold” ---Shakespeare, Sonnet 73 Her script was always lovely and unique, And...
Read moreDetails. There Is a Quiet Place There is a quiet place Where we can go to hide. A place where...
Read moreDetails. Advice from the Untalented They smugly said I’d never make much money From playing with my words and making...
Read moreDetails. Australia in 2022 written on the eve of a federal election where everything is at stake but nothing is...
Read moreDetails. “In God We Trust” The motto for our nation boldly states, “In God we trust,” Which is, of course,...
Read moreDetails. Tongues as of Fire If men desire to find belief, to sing It out through throats works best to...
Read moreDetails. The Duke D’Alençon Meets Joan of Arc What task from the dauphin comes to me hence? A lowly maid...
Read moreDetails. An Open Poem to Evil “Gravity is real... it’s hard to keep a bag of shit in the air...
Read moreDetails. Apollo in Retirement Quite early he approached a humble hut, With saxifrage and canneberge sun-brewed To melt the stone...
Read moreDetails. A Glass for My Father Marie-Maurille de Virot, Mademoiselle de Sombreuil (February 14, 1768—May 15, 1823) My father was...
Read moreDetails. On the Extradition of Julian Assange The fiends who wield the power here on earth (The ones who gag...
Read moreDetails. Who Bled When all is said and life be trod, One takeaway the Son of God Made clear, when...
Read moreDetails. A Modernization of “To His Coy Mistress” You say we should some years delay The coming of our wedding...
Read moreDetails. In Praise of Bollywood To India! To visit from afar... My journey there would be a dream fulfilled. To...
Read moreDetails. Speechless I have smelt the perfect scent of the flower of a rose, Known intoxicated freedom where frangipani grows....
Read moreDetails. Decolonising the Curriculum – Dual Scenario on Salford University's recent treatment of the sonnet. We must decolonise our poetry...
Read moreDetails. Why This Time, Why This Place? When I die And leave this land, Please dear Lord Extend Your hand....
Read moreDetails. . My Thoughts Laid Bear “Don’t underestimate the value of Doing Nothing, of just going along, listening to all the...
Read moreDetails. What Is “Pro-Choice"? If my child were sent to die, Be chopped to pieces like a pig, To spare...
Read moreDetails. Classical Poetry and the Martial Ethos by Andrew Benson Brown . The Heroic Age Towards the end of “Egil’s...
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