Hellene Poems - Poems about Hellene

...I’ve never been to Sicily, and yet it’s always felt a part of me. Who knows? Another life, another alphabet? Alongside Archimedes, jotting prose in Agrigentum I, with each vignette, imbibing ......

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...Of an august-like, autumn day: I kept on walking Bespoke in dust-coated Check jacket, Check pants, Polo-neck jersey ... I rambled destinationless: A la les sapeur - The gods, The director......

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...Dragged to the rafters, noose at the ready There she stands the enchanted witch lady Guilty of laughing and dancing and singing Hanging for the crime of extended living Tied at the wrist, cutting tw......

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...A white city here lies – a trace of centuries gone. An old man Heraclitus awoke freely at dawn. At the bank of the sea was a heavenly drop. In the valley at hills became ripened its crop. Great so......

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