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The symphony of the citizen of the world is a glorious and happy poetic inspiration picturing citizen's life in the -long dreamt- ideal city. Yannis Coutsoheras offers the lofty poetical material to composers for the globalized world's citizen. Grand inspiration - grand poetry - grand music: A monumental result is expected: The hymn of the earth and/or the symphony of the citizen of the world.

Hiroshima zero hour. Mankind fell at its lowest moral level in Hiroshima, not the bomb. Yes, remember Democritos, the ancient Greek wise who -while experimenting- faced the reality that he had to stop further cutting the material, for, the small piece in front of him was the nuclear of the matter, which if cut an unclenched power would be launched. So, he did not only stop his further experiment, but he named this small mass: an atom, meaning in Greek: a=not and tome=cut. Meaning: Not to be cut. [...]

I. ISLAND Medusa's impression traced on my hand. Octopus embrace signed at my waist. Your children's shape between my legs afloat in sea diffused where the sun cannot reach. To my nails are seashells welded. II. GOULAS The birds' wings waves that beat on our ears on the rock III. FIELD WORK Myths grow from the earth bedrizzled with the wildflowers sea smell of the air. Ghosts appear at noon light turning into dense lowering cloud weight on the earth insupportable. Along with fragrances, the stones beginning to sprout pour out of the hou...

ΤΗΣ ΓΥΦΤΙΣΣΑΣ Είπα σε μια Γύφτισσα θέλω να γίνω γύφτος να σε πάρω Μπορείς μου λέει να φας για βράδυ χόρτα πικρά χωρίς αλάτι κι έπειτα να πλαγιάσεις; Μπορώ της λέω Μπορείς μου λέει να πλαγιάσεις χωρίς να κλαις από το κρύο πάνω στην παγωμένη λάσπη; Μπορώ της λέω Μπορείς μου λέει πάνω στη λάσπη να μου ανάψεις το κορμί και να το κάνεις στάχτη; Αυτό κι αν το μπορώ της λέω Μπορείς μου λέει τη στάχτη μου να τη ρίχνεις στο κρασί σου για να μεθάς πολύ, να με ξεχνάς; Όχι αυτό, δεν το μπορώ της λέω Γύφτος δε γίνεσαι μου λέει.

Angelos Sikelianos (1884-1951) is generally recognized as the most important Greek poet between Cavafy and Seferis. This selection, although first published by Princeton University Press nearly twenty years ago, still remains the only collection of his poetry in English in volume form. Both the English and Greek texts of this present edition have been emended. Included here are works from the full range of the poet's career and in his several voices -those of the lyricist, the narrator, the seer. The volume also offers samples of the poet's varied forms, from sonnets to lon...

"..... 70.000 λέξεις Ελληνικές, δανεισμένες στο Ευρωπαϊκό γλωσσάρι, κατ' επέκταση στο Νέο Κόσμο. Χρησιμοποίησα στα 25 ποιήματα οκτακόσιες απ' αυτές τις λέξεις του Ελληνικού Οργασμού, της ευρωστίας και της αίγλης. Έτσι αποκαλύπτονται τα χρυσά τους άνθη στον άχρονο κήπο του κόσμου! Ορθότερα, αποκαλύπτεται, στην πληθωρική αντανάκλαση των εννοιών τους, σχεδόν σε όλους τους λαούς και στις εκφράσεις τους - ότι, δίχως να το γνωρίζουν μιλούν Ελληνικά!" "...There are some 70.000 words of Greek origin which have been borrowed into the European vocabulary (and by extension into tha...

The publisher presents this first bilingual selection of Melissanthi's poetry to honour the 80th birthday of an eminent poetess, who for over fifty-five years holds a special place in Greek literature. Since the publication of her (collected) "Poems" in 1974, Melissanthi's leading role has been forcefully reaffirmed. Her importance for the Greek letters is best demonstrated by the volume dedicated to her by the Society of Greek Archives for Literature and History in 1985. [...]