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LONDON, UK 1950
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You invited me here to talk...
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about the poet Constantine Kavafis
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I'll begin by reading these lines ...
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from one of his poems in the language
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in which he wrote it.
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Poem: In 200 b.C.
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We; the Greeks of Alexandria,
of Antioch, of Seleucia and .....
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the numerous rest of the Greeks
of Egypt and Syria....
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And the Common Greek Language
we carried to the heart of Bactria...
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......to the Hindus
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We emerged; a great new Greek world.
A great world !
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CONSTANTINE KAVAFIS
(Greek Poet 1863 - 1933)
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Starring: Dimitris Kataleifos
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Vasilis Diamantopoulos
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Maya Lyberopoulou
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Lazar Georgakopoulos,
Alexander Koukos, Vasilis Seimenis
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Costumes
Damian Zarifis
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Music by Vaghelis
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Writer - Director
Yannis Smaragdis
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Alexandria, Egypt 29/April/1933
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You have a visitor
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At last, Europe begins
to appreciate your work
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Kavafis is a modern poet
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A poet of future generations
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The rare poets, like Kavafis....
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will occupy first place in a world..
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much more spiritual than ours today
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"" Draft notes on the Life and Work
of K. P. Kavafis ""
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I brought the notes that I promised
you, for the Preface
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For any errors and omissions,
could you....?
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Alexandria, a hospitable
trade center of Egypt....
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gave birth on 29/April/1863 to the
Greek poet Constantine Kavafis
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The Kavafis family was rich....
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His parents were Peter John, a merchant
and Hariklia Kavafis nee Fotiadis
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Poem: I've brought to Art
I've brought to Art desires....
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.......and sensations
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I've brought to Art things
half-glimpsed, faces or lines
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...certain indistinct memories
of unfullfilled love affairs
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Let me submit to Art
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My youngest one,
my little honey
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Let's make s short stop.
The boys are thirsty
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Alexandria, 1871
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Poem: When they are roused
Try to guard them, poet
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However few they are
that can be held
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Hair as though stolen
from Greek statues,
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always lovely, even uncombed
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and falling slightly
over pale foreheads
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Figures of love,
as my poetry desired them
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Constantine ! ?
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Come ! We still have a long
way to go....
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Sham el Nessim is the
Egyptian Spring Festival
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something like our Ash Wednesday
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At the local Fair, we' ll see
African girls dancing naked
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Why are you silent ?
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How can you be so secretive ?
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There is a gap in narration here
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Could you talk to me
about your youth ?
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Or write about it, perhaps ?
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Tennyson's poem was very touching.
Barrell's biography was entertaining...
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a masterpiece, like a novel by
Alexander Dumas as you said
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your beloved Shakespeare
was a bit tiresome
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as for McCauley, you will lend him
to me again during the vacations
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But here you are.....something better
than the pages you bury yourself in
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Only, don't let our mothers find out !
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Let's go to your room
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Mike....... the waltz that
you promised me !
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Constantine !
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Isn't my partner having any fun...?
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The Arabs have revolted,
burning shops and houses
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They are going to take over
the Cityhall (= 1882 AD)
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Have you found a coach ? (carriage)
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My uncle will take you to port for 20 Lira
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OK OK take these out.....out.
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OK mother, we did it. Holders of
British passports may leave.
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We'll sail with the ship "Castore"
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Something is screaming inside my head
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Quickly !
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Constantine ! Hurry up !
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I'll miss you....
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Constantinople, 1882
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My dear grandson.....
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What have I promised you ....?
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Turn it over, on the other side
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Your family tree
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It starts here.....15th century AD
Five centuries ago !
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After the fall of the Byzantine Empire,
at the Armenian-Iranian border (=1453)
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The Kavafis family were always at the
periphery (border), never in the Center
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This is your great-grandfather John,
1701 - 1762 AD
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He was governor of the city of Iasi
in Moldova, a periphery (border)
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Then, here.....
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George Kavafis 1745 - 1792
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Highpriest of the Church of Antioch,
in the periphery again....
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And myself, your grandfather George
Fotiades from the island of Hios
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once upon a time,
merchant of diamonds !
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Your mother,
the Center of everything !
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Constantine !
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Another family member, George,
son of aunt Amalia
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George would like to take you out,
to show you Istanbul
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He is an Apollo ! An Apollo !
(= Greek God of male Beauty)
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When the mother returned from Istanbul
to Alexandria with Constantine...
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their homecity was not the same as
when they had left....
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but also the Kavafis family
were not the same anymore....
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they were living in a house at....
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Typhus is rampant in Alexandria
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I am very sorry !
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And all in war with time....
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for love of you....
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as he takes from you....
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I engraft you new
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(Shakespeare Sonnet 15)
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Poem: Return Return often and
take me beloved sensation
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return and take me !
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when the memory of the body awakens
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and an old desire runs again
through the blood
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when the lips and the skin remember
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and the hands feel
as if they touch again
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My Lord.......the Soul.....
(=reads in Classic Greek)
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in the month of Athyr
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Lefkios...... went to sleep...
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Him....Our tears...Grief...Sorrow...
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I thought that....
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our ancestors lived only
to enjoy their pleasures...
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and not for their sorrows
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Something is screaming inside my head
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- 100 English Pounds
- 100 Pounds ? For all these ??
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Life without money is a
big nothing, my dear son
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As from today....
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Mr Kavafis will also be working with us
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The gentleman is Greek
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Coming back to Alexandria....
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the bankruptcy of the family,
force Kavafis to go to work
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He's hired as an extra scribe at the
Egyptian Irrigation Company
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He'll work there for 33 full years !
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For a long time he'll be just
a text scribe with no salary
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His first salary was 7 Lira
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At an old age, Kavafis.....
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informs his supervisors that for
personal reasons...
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he didn't wish to
renew his contract.
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Poem: Far Off
I should like to relate this memory
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but it is so faded now
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scarcely anything is left
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because it lies far off
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in the years of my early manhood
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A skin as if made of jasmine
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that night in August
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was it August ? -- that night ...
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I can just barely remember the eyes
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they were, I think, blue
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Ah yes, blue; a sapphire blue
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Madam has not slept yet
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It's not enough
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It's not enough
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I succumbed again.
There is no hope at all.
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Unless I stop....
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I wish to have my picture taken
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You are the only one who
will weep for me
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Athens, Greece 1901
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Ancient Agora (Market)
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Cape Sounion - Temple of Poseidon
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Thission - Temple of Hephaistos
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....of the Gods....
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....succumb to desires.....
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In 1901 the poet visits Greece
for the very first time
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He saw all the monumets in a way that
very few people do that today.
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In Athens he meets and befriends
certain intelectuals and artists
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One of them....
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is the young poet Mavroudis
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Good day !
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- I'm sorry I'm late..
- As always Mr Mavroudis.....
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- You see it's this sudden rain...
- This is Mr Kavafis.
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Pleased to meet you
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This is Antinoos ! A beautiful
young man from Vithynia
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The beloved of the Emperor Hadrian
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According to the tradition, he
drowned in the river Nile in 133 AD
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Poem: Ionian Just because
we've torn their statues down
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and cast them from their temples
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doesn't for a moment mean
the gods are dead
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Oh Land of Ionia, they love you yet
(Ionia=cradle of Classic Greek Art)
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their spirits still remember you
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When an August morning
breaks upon you
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a vigour from their lives
stabs through your air
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and sometimes an ethereal
and youthful form
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in swiftest passage, indistinct
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passes up above your hills
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There isn't only statues in life
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Come !! There is no better place
than this !
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Return to Alexandria
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Poem: The Satrapy What a misfortune,
although you are made...
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for fine and great works
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this unjust fate of yours always
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denies you encouragement and success
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that, base customs should block you
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and pettiness and indifference
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Your soul seeks other things,
weeps for other things
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the praise of the public
and the Sophists
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the hard-won and
inestimable Well Done
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the Agora, the Theater,
and the Laurels
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How can Artaxerxes give you these ?
(=Artaxerxes : King of ancient Persia)
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where will you find these
in a satrapy ?
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and what life can you live
without these ?
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"The Regiment of the Senses " (prose)
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" All of morality's laws .... "
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"poorly understood and applied ...."
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"are nil and cannot stand"
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"when the Regiment of Senses parades"
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"with music and with banners "
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Your duty is to give in to Desires
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Athens , 1903
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Poem: September 1903 And yet
I came so close so many times.....
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And yet how paralyzed I was,
how cowardly
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why did I keep my lips sealed
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while my empty life wept inside me
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my desires wore robes of mourning ?
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I admire your poetry....
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but.......
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Please, leave the room !
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It is distressing that he lost the
capability to speak
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This man, who was such a
fascinating speaker
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Anyway, when he was able to speak,
Kavafis always said what he wanted
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And not what others wanted him to say
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What do you mean ?
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Mr Sekopoulos, you are the person
closest to him.....
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I'm sorry, but there is nothing
we can do anymore
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I think it'd be wise to call
the Greek Orthodox Patriarch
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My wife has already gone
to inform him
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So, he was finally convinced to
accept him
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I mentioned the name Mavroudis to him
and he was very upset
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Is it true that Kavafis.....?
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My dear sir, Kavafis keeps
his secrets to himself only !
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Poem:Sculptor of Tyana
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I've handled a lot of stone in my time
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and in my own country, Tyana,
I'm really quite famous
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Poem: Myris We'd known of course
that Myris was a Christian
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But he lived exactly as we did
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more devoted to pleasure
than all of us
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his friends were not Christians
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Poem: Tomb of Iasis
You know the pace of our life
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its fever,
its absolute devotion to pleasure
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Poem: in the Tavernas Living a vile life
I wallow in the tavernas
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Not long ago, he was asking me to
go again to the library
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He wanted some info on
the ancient city of Antioch...
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in order to finish a poem
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(priest voice): This is the last Holy
Communion for the servant of God.....
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May all your sins be atoned and
may you earn eternal life
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"" Bring me some water.
I'm in pain ""
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"" Only gods know the future. They only
and uniquely possess the Light ""
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"" Time ""
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"" Our minds are on Charmides ""
(=book by Greek philosopher Plato)
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"" Draft notes on the Life and Work
of K. P. Kavafis ""
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Poem: ITHACA
As you set out for Ithaca
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hope that your road is a long one
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full of adventure
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full of discovery
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The Laistrygonians, the Cyclops
(=mythical monsters)
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and angry Poseidon -
don't be afraid of them
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ask that your road is a long one
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may you gain fine things
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mother of pearl and coral,
amber and ebony
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sensual perfumes of every kind
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as many sensual perfumes as you can
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Keep Ithaca always in your mind
(Ithaca = homecoming after a journey)
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Arriving there is
what you're destined for
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But don't hurry the journey at all
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Better if it lasts for years
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so you're old by the time
you reach the island
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wealthy with all you've gained
on the way
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not expecting Ithaca
to make you rich
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Ithaca gave you
the marvellous journey
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Without Ithaca,
you wouldn't have set out
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She has nothing left
to give you now
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And if you find her poor,
Ithaca won't have fooled you
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Wise as you will have become,
so full of experience
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you'll have understood by then
what these Ithacas mean
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K. Kavafis died in Alexandria in 1933,
on his birthday 29/April
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