Antonis J. Kazantzoglou

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In my vineyard tonight a silence
creatures strange and many
contemplate
the cause.
...

I lifted the head and saw green pastures
armed priests approached me
and covered the sacraments with the blood
of the poor of world.
...

The doves rooste there
in the temple watching
the litanies
of man
...

Strange coincidence Death- Death made manifest

the creator's death- is his rebirth tonight
...

../The most horrible thing in this world
to live perfect, for a while./..

In this world three were born
...

Strangely and thoughtlessly I summon grief
as if immaculate joy will dawn.

Christmas and Easter approach for all
...

In the blue waters crow writes,
for live and death
of the old neighborhood
always talking to the revolution
...

Wild the gender of persons
scary
and criminal
it destroys
...

Self-deception speaks
slowly to the vigilant soul.
Before the day break
the deth - sleep
...

In the darkness the heart eater
Slowly rip the hearts
only to eat.
How unhappy is the heart eater
...

The silence is the most intolerable absence
is the terrible experience of the pulse of time
within the soul
passing back from two open eyes.
...

All his life the troubadour
spins and sings for life
and for love
paints the neverending love
...

Those Luminous children
of the earth
with multi-coloured clothes and empty
heads
...

Metal tree of heart
and world of wrong hoping
mountains of titanium and chromium
skin from plastic tissue
...

In the center of Attica the other Alexandria
more bitter mor Kavafyesque more chaste more alone
projecting a Venetian lumpen frame
a place hostile where gods and goddesses reside
...

My Thersite died tonight
my honour crucified alone
no birds in the sky
gods and histories extinguished
...

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I born in the shadow of mountain Olympus.)

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'The Night Of The Poets'

In my vineyard tonight a silence
creatures strange and many
contemplate
the cause.
Creatures naked in rapture desiring
voiceless only with stolen glimpses
yellow, pale, black, crimson
capture
cause.
They dance each one with his own God
they speak softly in strange tongues
they laugh with tragic tears
shape
that which is without cause.
With them I shared the milk of black stone
to get night drunk with their glances
that she may join my vine in wedlock.

In my vineyard tonight a tumoil
the creatures give birth to the cause
slowly the night passes again
night of unborn mortals
who celebrate
the cause.

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