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A Video Reading by Poet Mark F. Stone

December 3, 2025
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Mark F. Stone reads his poetry at the Society of Classical Poets’ in-person Poetry Symposium held in Naperville, Illinois on September 5-6, 2025:

 

Video created by Andrew Benson Brown.

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Comments 7

  1. Paul Freeman says:
    2 weeks ago

    The personal, the comic, the satirical.

    I especially enjoyed the first after your intro.

    Reply
  2. Roy Eugene Peterson says:
    2 weeks ago

    Your first poem disclosed the trepidations of all poets, or so it does for me. I like the second one, also. The internal rhyme scheme in the third poem was especially rewarding to hear and read.

    Reply
  3. Mark F. Stone says:
    1 week ago

    Paul and Roy, Thank you very much for your kind words. I must also thank Andrew Benson Brown, a world-class editor, who did a phenomenal job editing this video! Mark

    Reply
  4. Paul Millan says:
    1 week ago

    Great reading of your poems. I really enjoyed the first one, the second is quite clever with connecting Dactyls with pterodactyl. The third one was quite ambitious. I enjoyed the musicality in all three of them.

    Thanks for sharing and thanks to the editor as you mentioned.

    Reply
  5. James Sale says:
    1 week ago

    Wonderful wit and humour – great to see you in action again, Mark. Very droll indeed! I must come to the USA and perform with you all over again!!

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  6. Mark F. Stone says:
    1 week ago

    Paul: I am very pleased that you enjoyed the poems. Thank you for taking the time to comment!

    James: Thank you for your kind and generous words. Yes, it was great fun reading poems together in that park in New York City back in 2019. You absolutely must come to the next SCP conference. We all would love to meet with you in person again!

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    • James Sale says:
      1 week ago

      Ok, noted Mark – I am hoping to free up more of time to do such things soon!!! Love to see you, Evan and the gang again!

      Reply

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