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Category Archives: Poetry
From Leros Solidarity Network, 20 August 2019
Poem translated from Google – bear with it – the essence shines though… They collected, I read, from the sea of Italy. They used to wear them, men, women, children. Desperate people, wearing their old shoes, flip flops, slippers were … Continue reading
Posted in catasrophe, Desperation, Greek Islands, Life on the edge, non-fiction, Poetry, Refugees
Tagged Greek Islands, Leros, Refugees
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Olympia Karayorga
On Leros one day last September, Martyn and I strolled from Pandeli to Aghia Marina for a midday snack and drink. There, we were accosted by a charming Greek lady in a rakish John Lennon cap, who decided to sit … Continue reading
Posted in European Union, Fiction, Greek Islands, Humour, Personal, Poetry, Remain in EU, Teaching, Writers
Tagged Poetry
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Lynne McVernon 