‘The Demosthenian Literary Society’ and Other Poetry by Alec Ream
. . The Demosthenian Literary Society The nobler and loftier days, gone by, The auld lang syne of the decades...
Bryant Park Poetry Reading: Two Poems by Theresa Rodriguez (Video)
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It's hard to believe that something like this has been suppressed from the history presented to us in academia. I…
1. Sunset The sun slides away Finish here, begin elsewhere Gifting crimson streams 2. Fly Away Hard sticks, soft feathers…
Great history lesson poem Margaret, thank you. Christ is King indeed and the gates of hell cannot prevail against Him.
Thank you for appreciating my poem, jd. The Cristero history, relatively close to us in time and just across our…
Thanks for your comment, Roy. From your history studies, you would realize that the United States started out on the…
Theresa has a wonderfully expressive voice and these are extremely powerful poems; I shall be reviewing two collections of her work for SCP shortly and I look forward to sharing the joys I find on these pages. Of course, I was there with her at Bryant Park that day and she is a great person to work with too: a real professional. I hope she gets more recognition for her important work in the coming years.
Thank you very much James, and many thanks to Evan for posting this! Bach and everything! I am very honored indeed!
In addition to your powerful poetry, I have to mention your courage.
To read an anti-abortion poem in Bryant Park is truly no small matter.
Bravo, Theresa!
Thank you very much, Joe.
Beautiful words and beautifully spoken!
Thank you very much, David!
Theresa,
It’s only a matter of time before you are canonized. In the hearts of your auditors, this event has already happened.
Wonderful, Theresa. A pleasure to see and hear you like this! Congratulations.
Thank you Carol very much!