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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
STRATIS THALASSINOS AMONG THE AGAPANTHI, by GEORGE SEFERIS
First Line: There are no asphodels, violets or hyacinths
Last Line: On the blackened ridge of psara
Subject(s): Greek War Of Independence (1821-1832)
First Line: There are no asphodels, violets or hyacinths
Last Line: On the blackened ridge of psara
Subject(s): Greek War Of Independence (1821-1832)
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