Έργα Ποιήματα - Πεζά Τόμος Δεύτερος

Name: Έργα Ποιήματα - Πεζά Τόμος Δεύτερος
Author: Kostas Krystalles

By Kostas Krystalles

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Poetry

About This Book

The collection gathers two linked series of lyrical poems that evoke rural and pastoral life in Epirus, depicting shepherds, peasants, seasonal work, festivals, and intimate scenes of field, flock, and village. Through vivid natural imagery—sunsets, springs, vineyards, and mountain paths—it records daily labors, songs, love-longing, and local customs, alternating rustic narrative with lyric observation. Occasional prologue and a short glossary aid understanding of regional words, while the poems emphasize communal rhythms, folk voice, and the sensory textures of countryside experience.

About the Author

Kostas Krystalles

Kostas Krystalles was a notable Greek author known for his contributions to poetry and prose. His works often reflect the cultural and social landscapes of Greece, showcasing a deep appreciation for the Greek language and literary tradition. Among his significant publications are the two-volume collection "Έργα Ποιήματα - Πεζά" and the collection "Πεζογραφήματα," which highlight his versatility as a writer. Krystalles' literary output has played a role in enriching modern Greek literature, making him an important figure in the literary heritage of Greece.