Leyla Poem by Giorgos Vlachos

Leyla

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LEYLA

as month July
crossed Avenue T. Vladimirescu
on a bicycle
in Sinaia


Denebola
in a red
cloak cross-legged sitting
over Revolution
was teaching History
to the cherries


Leyla, a midwife from Damietta
refers to the Kepler Laws:
with Fullmoon uncompromising
I do not recognize the midday crossing
of the Sun
its True Heading
the height of the stars
today 07.11.1980
right from within female Danube's womb
I bare
the smile and the eyes
of cupid.


George Vlachos


Translation:Christos Rodoullas Tsiailis

Leyla
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: love and art
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