The Silence That Speaks

The poet Tasos Symeonidis in this collection of poems expresses in prose and manner the concerns and worries of our days, through his own point of view, inspired by personal life experiences. Thus, with these poems, he triggers a series of various emotions and thoughts that aim to lead the reader on a path of memories which is common and familiar to all of us. Also with his unique writing, the poet realizes the transition from the trivial moments of everyday life and...
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The poet Tasos Symeonidis in this collection of poems expresses in prose and manner the concerns and worries of our days, through his own point of view, inspired by personal life experiences. Thus, with these poems, he triggers a series of various emotions and thoughts that aim to lead the reader on a path of memories which is common and familiar to all of us. Also with his unique writing, the poet realizes the transition from the trivial moments of everyday life and insignificance connecting them with the transcendent and the divine, always having its roots in the institution of family, tradition, faith and popular wisdom.

"They sing in the rain,
the crazy of the night,
on unpaved roads, different,
the truth, at the ends of the mind they bring,
our habits, they throw them in the void,
the first signs show,
how the drops, the fires to put down
are no longer accepted ... "