Quotes by
Dinos Christianopoulos |
1931-2020 , Greek poet
He was born and lived in Thessaloniki. He was a poet, novelist, folklorist, editor and essayist.His first poem Age of Lean Cows was published in 1947. Very popular on Greece, he was awarded the 2011 National Grand Prix for Literature, but refused to pick it up.
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Quotes in Verse
| • | They tried to bury me but they didn't know I was a seed. 25 |
| • | Let's exchange body and loneliness. I shall give you despair to stop being an animal, you will give me strength to stop being a wreck. 7 |
| • | (career) from the garden to the vase then in the trash bin. 7 |
| • | Did the night lead me me to these streets? or did these streets lead me to the night? 3 |
| • | Of all abstract nouns does it matter to exclude loneliness? |
