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By Eleni Kefala Translated By Peter Constantine The fragments and cinematic vignettes that make up Eleni Kefala’s first poetry collection to appear in English are themselves the titular “time stitches,” poems woven by the fates.
poetry is not solace, it is not a song of joy and of sadness, it is not a haven in the mouth of a blind man, it is not a museum. Poetry is not an almanac of meanings on the shelf with the classics, nor is it beauty that looms in a room with mirrors and half-burned logs. Poetry is not a sea, nor a shipwreck, nor terra firma, nor a map, nor a compass. Poetry is Translation from the Greek
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