Best Hellenic Poems

A cop on the Doughnut Diet
Persuaded his wife to try it
As if it were fate
They both ate and ate
Because they loved grease and fry it...

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Hellenic Hands

I thought today about your hands.
Long, graceful and strong.
How you carried dishes with such grace!

How when you invited me to dance Hasapiko,
Those velvet hands, Koukla, who could refuse?
In those moments, I became your helpless Muse.

And even though five decades have passed,
And our lives are...

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Born of Aphrodite,  

in every life graceful. 

 

Born of Aphrodite, 

in every life loving. 

 

Bound to children of war, 

Sons and Daughters of Ares. 

 

In every life devoted, 

To loving and nurturing 

 

In every life hers, 

Those children of love....

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