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Poems by George Yiorgos Stathakis

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Date PostedPoemTitle# ViewsForm  
11/25/2024251 Tercet
05/10/2024178 Rhyme
05/10/2024250 Free verse
04/18/2024252 Free verse
07/31/2022424 Rhyme
04/13/2022411 Free verse
03/14/2022474 Free verse
03/07/2022220 Rhyme
02/14/2022347 Free verse
01/20/2022500 Rhyme
12/31/2021672 Free verse
11/13/2021467 Free verse
06/10/2021536 Rhyme
05/22/2021398 Quatrain
04/30/2021983 Light Verse
04/25/2021505 Rhyme
04/23/2021686 Free verse
04/19/2021391 Quatrain
04/14/2021730 Free verse
04/11/20211047 Free verse
04/10/2021443 Rhyme
04/07/2021497 Rhyme
04/07/2021356 Free verse
04/07/2021424 Rhyme
04/07/2021797 Rhyme
04/07/2021527 Free verse
04/07/2021351 Sonnet
04/06/2021647 Free verse
04/06/2021425 Rhyme
04/06/2021459 Rhyme
04/06/2021439 Free verse
04/05/2021747 Free verse
04/05/2021378 Free verse
04/05/2021628 Quatrain
04/05/2021526 Free verse
04/05/2021576 Free verse
04/04/2021384 I do not know?
04/04/2021381 Free verse
04/04/2021363 Free verse
04/04/2021319 Free verse
04/04/2021440 Rhyme
04/04/2021418 Rhyme
04/04/2021298 Rhyme
04/04/2021347 Rhyme
04/04/2021361 Rhyme
04/04/2021490 Free verse

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Just a few years ago, after “retiring” from a long and satisfying educational career, I found myself creating poetic phrases in my mind, by way of the creative unknown. Rarely, these phrases were clear and somewhat complete poems, with recognizable messages and topics, but most of the time, they were bits and pieces which seemed to have obscure meanings requiring thought and clarity. In other words as a result, and to my surprise, when many of these thoughts, images, and phrases first “came to me”, I felt a need to make sense of what had appeared. Furthermore, I consistently had a desire to revise, edit, and structure as needed. And then, words finally found their way on paper, or as often happened, on a Word document. This desire and need to write poetry continues to be with me to this very day.

I am learning, since until this very recent time period, poetry writing had not been an avocation of mine. Recently, I have spent some time reading about good poetry, and also reading poems by famous poets, and many less known contemporary ones. Even though I did teach poetry to students, and wrote a rare poem or phrase sporadically and rarely throughout the years, I was not a writer of poetry. Looking forward to see what the future holds.


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