Drunk Ink
In his sleeping
pen
noticed that his
ink
changed color..
He had days of
course
to treat her to
ink
to move her to
begin
to push and flow
the lyrics
like a gurgling
river...
Now ecstatic he
sees
an ink to flirt
with
white paper
almost hedonistically…
The words he
writes no longer obey him...
The rhyme itches
like a maniacal killer
the body of the
paper..
One is the
explanation or the other
question mark
drunk his ink
some dissenting
verse escaped
out of his mind
the step
Now
unfortunately his poem will not be written
Now inspiration
must beg no
fall victim
again to an iambic or lyrical tragedy...meeting!
The Scarf
A farewell
handkerchief
A handkerchief
that
holds in her
hands
the cloud of
loneliness...
A handkerchief
in the suit
prospective
groom…
A white
handkerchief that
in his hands it
tightens
the dancer of.
Boredom!
Sunny Feelings
An opening sun
with the key of
hope
the doors of
loneliness...
A poem that has
a voice
and speaks of
peace and humanity throughout the earth…
Emotions dressed
in clothes of ...kindness!..
PETROS KYRIAKOU
VELOUDAS
PETROS KYRIAKOU
VELOUDAS
was born in Agrinio, Etoloakarnania, in 1977. He studied at the Faculty of
Humanities of the Open University of Patras, studying Greek culture. Today he
works as a private employee. He is. member of the INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF
GREEK LITERARY ARTISTS-DEEL, AMBASSADOR OF GREEK POETRY OF EQUALITY IN
BANGLADESH. MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS WRITERS UNION,
WORLD UNION OF POETS. He has received thirty international poetry awards from
various countries. Most of his poems have been translated into many languages (indicatively
we mention TUNISIA, INDIA, SPAIN, ALBANIA, ROMANIA, PERU, COLOMBIA, AMERICA,
CHINA, JAPAN. Finally, he has worked as a radio producer in local radio
stations, his lyrics were set to music by Greek composers and are posted on
youtube. His poems have been published in Agrinio newspapers (such a MACHITIS,
ANAGELLIA, PALMOS) It is worth noting that his poetic work is included in the
great encyclopedia of contemporary Greek writers by HARI PATSI.-
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