Cinematic Revelations: A Poem
Directors differ in their form of art,
From spoof to realistic history,
While casting actors for each part,
For drama, romance, comedy,
To craft a masterpiece or silly camp,
About a villain, saint or holy tramp.
Directors differ in their form of art,
From spoof to realistic history,
While casting actors for each part,
For drama, romance, comedy,
To craft a masterpiece or silly camp,
About a villain, saint or holy tramp.
Real culture does not incite the curiosity of the guilty, but the wonder of the innocent.
Read Moreby Rev. Gerard Lessard, OP | Apr 26, 2016 | Featured, Literature, Poetry, Spirituality | 0 |
Initial pulses jotting out/ Sequential phrases yet in disarray,/ Like careless comets crossing starry skies,/ Their fleeting flying splendor falls from sight.
Read Moreby Rev. Kevin Bezner | Jun 23, 2015 | America, Books, Culture, Eastern Church, Faith, Family, Featured, Literature, Poetry, Spirituality | 1 |
The next day I thumbed through the book, “Father Arseny: A Cloud of Witnesses,” a collection of stories told by those who knew this faithful and humble Russian Orthodox priest, a starets, who had spent more than twenty years in the Soviet Gulag.
Read Moreby Deal Hudson | Dec 6, 2014 | Culture, Faith | 0 |
When Hitler wanted to decimate a people, he not only killed all he could, he also destroyed their museums and libraries.
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