Ποιήματα και Πεζά τινα

A compact collection of lyric and satirical pieces alongside occasional prose, combining love poems, fables, comic narratives, and a playful translation of a mock-epic parody. The voice shifts between learned allusion and a regional Greek idiom, using colloquial rhythms to enliven formal meters. Recurring interests are social observation, moral satire, and reflections on language, with many short, witty tableaux of everyday life and human foibles. The book alternates polished poetic forms and plainspoken registers to make its irony and tenderness accessible, showcasing a blend of classical learning, pastoral detail, and sharp comic imagination.