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εν αρχή ήν ο μύθος
by lefteris karafotias
unknown breadwinner
at the beginning it was the myth
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With this story our aim was to unveil the extremely rich world of folk poetry, as well as the folk perceptions that emerge through the folk songs. The power and beauty of folk songs, as crystallized in its freedom, its language, its ideas about the human issues, its motifs, in the variety of its voices, from place to place, and from season to season.
The folk song is rebirthed every time it is sung somewhere else or as it travels through time. Its authentic inner material is the voice, which wrote deep inside us an anonymous, communal poetry, without owner, since the elaboration of the lyrics continued uninterrupted, with a strict criterion of the common feeling about creating poetry.
Excerpts from Pantelis Boukalas, “Kokkin’achili efilisa”, ed. Agra, 2019, pp.13-15, 77; the same, “To aima tis agapis”, ed. Agra, 2017, p.13.
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2.2 η έκφραση του ωραίου
the expression of beauty / I was tired of watching the scene, so I raised my eyes, and I saw your tired beauty; and I thought that the expression of beauty, will resonate even after three thousand years / the lyrics belong, at the first part, to the poem The Theater of Konstantinos Cavafis (1863-1933) and at the second part to the poem Epidaurus of Athos Dimoulas (1921-1985). The photo illustrates the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, early 20th c., from Griechenland, of Hanns Holdt – Hugo fon Hofmannsthal, Berlin 1928, p. 207.
η έκφραση του ωραίου
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pre-washed/softened
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> Main story
εν αρχή ήν ο μύθος
by lefteris karafotias
unknown breadwinner
100% natural cotton
pre-washed/softened
designed & fabricated
in Nafplio/Greece
> Tee story
2.2 / η έκφραση του ωραίου /
the expression of beauty / I was tired of watching the scene, so I raised my eyes, and I saw your tired beauty; and I thought that the expression of beauty, will resonate even after three thousand years / the lyrics belong, at the first part, to the poem The Theater of Konstantinos Cavafis (1863-1933) and at the second part to the poem Epidaurus of Athos Dimoulas (1921-1985). The photo illustrates the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, early 20th c., from Griechenland, of Hanns Holdt – Hugo fon Hofmannsthal, Berlin 1928, p. 207.