Pappou Elias' Sister Panayiota's Wedding 1916 Poem by Elia Michael
Pappou Elias' Sister Panayiota's Wedding 1916
Call for her mother
Who is within the earth entombed
To come and see her daughter
As a bride adorned.
And pluck some basil, place it on her to scent her,
For she hasn't got her mother to water it for her.
To hell with exiled living, no matter what advantages it has;
And (to think) our dad gave you away, the only daughter he has.
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: poetry
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