Yiannis Ritsos (Greek:Γιάννης Ρίτσος; 1 May 1909 – 11 November 1990) was a Greekpoet and left-wing activist and an active member of the Greek Resistance during World War II.
Early life
Born to a well-to-do landowning family in Monemvasia, Ritsos suffered great losses as a child. The early deaths of his mother and eldest brother from tuberculosis, his father's struggles with a mental disease, and the economic ruin his family marked Ritsos and affected his poetry. Ritsos himself was confined in a sanatorium for tuberculosis from 1927–1931.
Literary start
In 1931, Ritsos joined the Communist Party of Greece (KKE). He maintained a working-class circle of friends and published Tractor in 1934. In 1935, he published Pyramids; these two works sought to achieve a fragile balance between faith in the future, founded on the Communist ideal, and personal despair.
The landmark poem Epitaphios, published in 1936, broke with the shape of Greek traditional popular poetry and expressed in clear and simple language a message of the unity of all people.
Yannis Ritsos talks about Prudishness in Art Γ. Ρίτσος Η σεμνοτυφία στην τέχνη (English subs)
The great Greek poet of the 20th century Yiannis Ritsos talks about Prudishness in Art.
Ο μεγάλος Ελληνας ποιητής του 20ου αιώνα Γιάννης Ρίτσος μιλάει για την Σεμνοτυφία στην Τέχνη.
published: 07 Dec 2011
Lydia Koniordou recites "Moonlight Sonata" a poem by Yiannis Ritsos
Lydia Koniordou recites extracts from the poem of Yiannis Ritsos "Moonlight Sonata" in Greek
"η Σονάτα του Σεληνόφωτος".
(The scene is a large room in an old house. It is a spring evening. The lights are off. Through both windows unbroken moonlight streams in. A woman, dressed in black and no longer young, speaks to a young man).
Άφησέ με να έρθω μαζί σου. Τι φεγγάρι απόψε!
Είναι καλό το φεγγάρι, δε θα φαίνεται
που άσπρισαν τα μαλλιά μου. Το φεγγάρι
θα κάνει πάλι χρυσά τα μαλλιά μου. Δε θα καταλάβεις.
Άφησέ με να έρθω μαζί σου.
Όταν έχει φεγγάρι μεγαλώνουν οι σκιές μες στο σπίτι,
αόρατα χέρια τραβούν τις κουρτίνες,
ένα δάχτυλο αχνό γράφει στη σκόνη του πιάνου
λησμονημένα λόγια δε θέλω να τ ακούσω. Σώπα.
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου
λίγο πιο κάτου, ως την μάντρα του το...
published: 12 Apr 2009
📚 Yannis Ritsos - Mi Odisea Griega
Mi Odisea Griega - Un viaje con destino Grecia
En este video, hablaremos sobre la vida y obra de uno de los poetas más importantes de Grecia, Yannis Ritsos. Nacido en 1909, Ritsos fue un poeta comprometido con la lucha contra la opresión y la injusticia social, y su obra refleja su compromiso con la lucha por la libertad y la justicia. En este video, conoceremos la vida temprana de Yannis Ritsos, su compromiso político, su obra poética y su vida personal.
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published: 29 Jun 2023
MONEMVASIA,Consert TRIBUTE to YIANNIS RITSOS- August 18-2013
Βραδια αφιερωμενη στο ΓΙΑΝΝΗ ΡΙΤΣΟ,με διαφορα τραγουδια απο την εφηβικη χορωδια του Πολ.Συλλογου Κροκεων με τη συμμετοχη μουσικων και χορωδων του Δημου Μονεμβασιας..(εκτακτη συμμετοχη της ηθοποιου κας Λιλας Καφανταρη)
Καλλιτεχνικος υπευθυνος.ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ ΚΑΛΟΓΕΡΑΚΟΣ
published: 12 Sep 2013
Edw To Fws ~ Yiannis Ritsos, Mikis Theodorakis
published: 07 Jun 2023
65 seconds for Greek Poetry I Yiannis Ritsos I Music I Spyridon Xenakis
Yiannis Ritsos born in 1909, 1st May . He was a Greek poet and communist and an active member of the Greek Resistance during World War II. While he disliked being regarded as a political poet, he has been called "the great poet of the Greek left".
In 1934, Ritsos joined the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) . He maintained a working-class circle of friends and published Tractor in 1934. Kostis Palamas, the well known and respected poet, impressed by his talent, praised him publicly .
In 1935, he published Pyramids; these two works sought to achieve a fragile balance between faith in the future, founded on the Communist ideal, and personal despair. Tractors and Pyramids initially were not well-received by leftist critics, who found the language "too embellished" and Ritsos overly focused o...
published: 27 Sep 2021
Kiklamino - Mikis Theodorakis, Yannis Ritsos
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published: 08 Aug 2016
La poesia "Marcia" del greco Yannis Ritsos
La poesia "Marcia" del greco Yannis Ritsos. Dalla puntata di TGtg - Telegiornali a confronto del 27 ottobre 2015 condotta da Cesare Cavoni.
published: 28 Oct 2015
ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ ΡΙΤΣΟΣ YIANNIS RITSOS
ΕΝΑ ΒΙΝΤΕΟ ΓΙΑ ΤΑ 100 ΧΡΟΝΙΑ ΑΠΟ ΤΗΝ ΓΕΝΝΗΣΗ ΤΟΥ ΓΙΑΝΝΗ ΡΙΤΣΟΥ.
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The great Greek poet of the 20th century Yiannis Ritsos talks about Prudishness in Art.
Ο μεγάλος Ελληνας ποιητής του 20ου αιώνα Γιάννης Ρίτσος μιλάει για την...
The great Greek poet of the 20th century Yiannis Ritsos talks about Prudishness in Art.
Ο μεγάλος Ελληνας ποιητής του 20ου αιώνα Γιάννης Ρίτσος μιλάει για την Σεμνοτυφία στην Τέχνη.
The great Greek poet of the 20th century Yiannis Ritsos talks about Prudishness in Art.
Ο μεγάλος Ελληνας ποιητής του 20ου αιώνα Γιάννης Ρίτσος μιλάει για την Σεμνοτυφία στην Τέχνη.
Lydia Koniordou recites extracts from the poem of Yiannis Ritsos "Moonlight Sonata" in Greek
"η Σονάτα του Σεληνόφωτος".
(The scene is a large room in an o...
Lydia Koniordou recites extracts from the poem of Yiannis Ritsos "Moonlight Sonata" in Greek
"η Σονάτα του Σεληνόφωτος".
(The scene is a large room in an old house. It is a spring evening. The lights are off. Through both windows unbroken moonlight streams in. A woman, dressed in black and no longer young, speaks to a young man).
Άφησέ με να έρθω μαζί σου. Τι φεγγάρι απόψε!
Είναι καλό το φεγγάρι, δε θα φαίνεται
που άσπρισαν τα μαλλιά μου. Το φεγγάρι
θα κάνει πάλι χρυσά τα μαλλιά μου. Δε θα καταλάβεις.
Άφησέ με να έρθω μαζί σου.
Όταν έχει φεγγάρι μεγαλώνουν οι σκιές μες στο σπίτι,
αόρατα χέρια τραβούν τις κουρτίνες,
ένα δάχτυλο αχνό γράφει στη σκόνη του πιάνου
λησμονημένα λόγια δε θέλω να τ ακούσω. Σώπα.
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου
λίγο πιο κάτου, ως την μάντρα του τουβλάδικου,
ως εκεί που στρίβει ο δρόμος και φαίνεται
η πολιτεία τσιμεντένια κι αέρινη, ασβεστωμένη με φεγγαρόφωτο,
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου.....
Θα καθίσουμε λίγο στο πεζούλι, πάνω στο ύψωμα,
κι όπως θα μας φυσάει ο ανοιξιάτικος αέρας
μπορεί να φανταστούμε κιόλας πως θα πετάξουμε,
δεν έχει σημασία άν φεύγεις ή αν γυρίζεις
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου
Το ξέρω πως καθένας μοναχός πορεύεται στον έρωτα,
μοναχός στη δόξα και στο θάνατο.
Το ξέρω. Το δοκίμασα. Δεν ωφελεί.
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου....
Yiannis Ritsos (May 1, 1909 November 11, 1990 ) is considered to be one of the four greatest Greek poets of the twentieth century, together with Kostis Palamas, Giorgos Seferis, and Odysseus Elytis.
Lydia Koniordou recites extracts from the poem of Yiannis Ritsos "Moonlight Sonata" in Greek
"η Σονάτα του Σεληνόφωτος".
(The scene is a large room in an old house. It is a spring evening. The lights are off. Through both windows unbroken moonlight streams in. A woman, dressed in black and no longer young, speaks to a young man).
Άφησέ με να έρθω μαζί σου. Τι φεγγάρι απόψε!
Είναι καλό το φεγγάρι, δε θα φαίνεται
που άσπρισαν τα μαλλιά μου. Το φεγγάρι
θα κάνει πάλι χρυσά τα μαλλιά μου. Δε θα καταλάβεις.
Άφησέ με να έρθω μαζί σου.
Όταν έχει φεγγάρι μεγαλώνουν οι σκιές μες στο σπίτι,
αόρατα χέρια τραβούν τις κουρτίνες,
ένα δάχτυλο αχνό γράφει στη σκόνη του πιάνου
λησμονημένα λόγια δε θέλω να τ ακούσω. Σώπα.
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου
λίγο πιο κάτου, ως την μάντρα του τουβλάδικου,
ως εκεί που στρίβει ο δρόμος και φαίνεται
η πολιτεία τσιμεντένια κι αέρινη, ασβεστωμένη με φεγγαρόφωτο,
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου.....
Θα καθίσουμε λίγο στο πεζούλι, πάνω στο ύψωμα,
κι όπως θα μας φυσάει ο ανοιξιάτικος αέρας
μπορεί να φανταστούμε κιόλας πως θα πετάξουμε,
δεν έχει σημασία άν φεύγεις ή αν γυρίζεις
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου
Το ξέρω πως καθένας μοναχός πορεύεται στον έρωτα,
μοναχός στη δόξα και στο θάνατο.
Το ξέρω. Το δοκίμασα. Δεν ωφελεί.
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου....
Yiannis Ritsos (May 1, 1909 November 11, 1990 ) is considered to be one of the four greatest Greek poets of the twentieth century, together with Kostis Palamas, Giorgos Seferis, and Odysseus Elytis.
Mi Odisea Griega - Un viaje con destino Grecia
En este video, hablaremos sobre la vida y obra de uno de los poetas más importantes de Grecia, Yannis Ritsos. Na...
Mi Odisea Griega - Un viaje con destino Grecia
En este video, hablaremos sobre la vida y obra de uno de los poetas más importantes de Grecia, Yannis Ritsos. Nacido en 1909, Ritsos fue un poeta comprometido con la lucha contra la opresión y la injusticia social, y su obra refleja su compromiso con la lucha por la libertad y la justicia. En este video, conoceremos la vida temprana de Yannis Ritsos, su compromiso político, su obra poética y su vida personal.
-----Redes Sociales------
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miodiseagriega
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/miodiseagriega
Blog: https://miodiseagriega.com/
Mi Odisea Griega - Un viaje con destino Grecia
En este video, hablaremos sobre la vida y obra de uno de los poetas más importantes de Grecia, Yannis Ritsos. Nacido en 1909, Ritsos fue un poeta comprometido con la lucha contra la opresión y la injusticia social, y su obra refleja su compromiso con la lucha por la libertad y la justicia. En este video, conoceremos la vida temprana de Yannis Ritsos, su compromiso político, su obra poética y su vida personal.
-----Redes Sociales------
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miodiseagriega
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/miodiseagriega
Blog: https://miodiseagriega.com/
Βραδια αφιερωμενη στο ΓΙΑΝΝΗ ΡΙΤΣΟ,με διαφορα τραγουδια απο την εφηβικη χορωδια του Πολ.Συλλογου Κροκεων με τη συμμετοχη μουσικων και χορωδων του Δημου Μονεμβασ...
Βραδια αφιερωμενη στο ΓΙΑΝΝΗ ΡΙΤΣΟ,με διαφορα τραγουδια απο την εφηβικη χορωδια του Πολ.Συλλογου Κροκεων με τη συμμετοχη μουσικων και χορωδων του Δημου Μονεμβασιας..(εκτακτη συμμετοχη της ηθοποιου κας Λιλας Καφανταρη)
Καλλιτεχνικος υπευθυνος.ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ ΚΑΛΟΓΕΡΑΚΟΣ
Βραδια αφιερωμενη στο ΓΙΑΝΝΗ ΡΙΤΣΟ,με διαφορα τραγουδια απο την εφηβικη χορωδια του Πολ.Συλλογου Κροκεων με τη συμμετοχη μουσικων και χορωδων του Δημου Μονεμβασιας..(εκτακτη συμμετοχη της ηθοποιου κας Λιλας Καφανταρη)
Καλλιτεχνικος υπευθυνος.ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ ΚΑΛΟΓΕΡΑΚΟΣ
Yiannis Ritsos born in 1909, 1st May . He was a Greek poet and communist and an active member of the Greek Resistance during World War II. While he disliked be...
Yiannis Ritsos born in 1909, 1st May . He was a Greek poet and communist and an active member of the Greek Resistance during World War II. While he disliked being regarded as a political poet, he has been called "the great poet of the Greek left".
In 1934, Ritsos joined the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) . He maintained a working-class circle of friends and published Tractor in 1934. Kostis Palamas, the well known and respected poet, impressed by his talent, praised him publicly .
In 1935, he published Pyramids; these two works sought to achieve a fragile balance between faith in the future, founded on the Communist ideal, and personal despair. Tractors and Pyramids initially were not well-received by leftist critics, who found the language "too embellished" and Ritsos overly focused on form .
#YiannisRitsos was inspired for his landmark poem #Epitaphios by a photo of a dead protester during a massive tobacco-workers demonstration in Thessaloniki in May 1936. Published the same year, it broke with the shape of the Greek traditional popular poetry and expressed in clear and simple language a message of the unity of all people .
His poetry was banned at times in Greece due to his left wing beliefs.
Notable works by Ritsos include Pyramids (1935), Epitaphios (1936; second edition, 1956), Vigil (1941–1953), Romiosini (1954) and 18 short songs of the bitter Motherland (18 λιανοτράγουδα της πικρής πατρίδας/18 Lianotragouda Tis Pikris Patridas) (1973) . Stratis Haviaras also praised two poems (the one about Jesus and the one about Karl Marx) in his first collection Tractor (1934) . Robert Shannan Peckham described him as "perhaps Greece's greatest contemporary poet." Epitaphios became an anthem of the Greek left in the 1950s, and his best-known work .
Ritsos won the first Greek state poetry award for hin poetry #MoonlightSonata .
Ted Sampson stated that Louis Aragon's declaration about Ritsos was "hyperbolic", but wrote that the poet still "excelled in brief epigrammatic utterances as well as in extended lyrics, sequences, and verse dramas of astonishing imagistic and #thematic originality—to say nothing of their latent emotional intensity".
He died in 1990, November 11 .
Yiannis Ritsos born in 1909, 1st May . He was a Greek poet and communist and an active member of the Greek Resistance during World War II. While he disliked being regarded as a political poet, he has been called "the great poet of the Greek left".
In 1934, Ritsos joined the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) . He maintained a working-class circle of friends and published Tractor in 1934. Kostis Palamas, the well known and respected poet, impressed by his talent, praised him publicly .
In 1935, he published Pyramids; these two works sought to achieve a fragile balance between faith in the future, founded on the Communist ideal, and personal despair. Tractors and Pyramids initially were not well-received by leftist critics, who found the language "too embellished" and Ritsos overly focused on form .
#YiannisRitsos was inspired for his landmark poem #Epitaphios by a photo of a dead protester during a massive tobacco-workers demonstration in Thessaloniki in May 1936. Published the same year, it broke with the shape of the Greek traditional popular poetry and expressed in clear and simple language a message of the unity of all people .
His poetry was banned at times in Greece due to his left wing beliefs.
Notable works by Ritsos include Pyramids (1935), Epitaphios (1936; second edition, 1956), Vigil (1941–1953), Romiosini (1954) and 18 short songs of the bitter Motherland (18 λιανοτράγουδα της πικρής πατρίδας/18 Lianotragouda Tis Pikris Patridas) (1973) . Stratis Haviaras also praised two poems (the one about Jesus and the one about Karl Marx) in his first collection Tractor (1934) . Robert Shannan Peckham described him as "perhaps Greece's greatest contemporary poet." Epitaphios became an anthem of the Greek left in the 1950s, and his best-known work .
Ritsos won the first Greek state poetry award for hin poetry #MoonlightSonata .
Ted Sampson stated that Louis Aragon's declaration about Ritsos was "hyperbolic", but wrote that the poet still "excelled in brief epigrammatic utterances as well as in extended lyrics, sequences, and verse dramas of astonishing imagistic and #thematic originality—to say nothing of their latent emotional intensity".
He died in 1990, November 11 .
The great Greek poet of the 20th century Yiannis Ritsos talks about Prudishness in Art.
Ο μεγάλος Ελληνας ποιητής του 20ου αιώνα Γιάννης Ρίτσος μιλάει για την Σεμνοτυφία στην Τέχνη.
Lydia Koniordou recites extracts from the poem of Yiannis Ritsos "Moonlight Sonata" in Greek
"η Σονάτα του Σεληνόφωτος".
(The scene is a large room in an old house. It is a spring evening. The lights are off. Through both windows unbroken moonlight streams in. A woman, dressed in black and no longer young, speaks to a young man).
Άφησέ με να έρθω μαζί σου. Τι φεγγάρι απόψε!
Είναι καλό το φεγγάρι, δε θα φαίνεται
που άσπρισαν τα μαλλιά μου. Το φεγγάρι
θα κάνει πάλι χρυσά τα μαλλιά μου. Δε θα καταλάβεις.
Άφησέ με να έρθω μαζί σου.
Όταν έχει φεγγάρι μεγαλώνουν οι σκιές μες στο σπίτι,
αόρατα χέρια τραβούν τις κουρτίνες,
ένα δάχτυλο αχνό γράφει στη σκόνη του πιάνου
λησμονημένα λόγια δε θέλω να τ ακούσω. Σώπα.
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου
λίγο πιο κάτου, ως την μάντρα του τουβλάδικου,
ως εκεί που στρίβει ο δρόμος και φαίνεται
η πολιτεία τσιμεντένια κι αέρινη, ασβεστωμένη με φεγγαρόφωτο,
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου.....
Θα καθίσουμε λίγο στο πεζούλι, πάνω στο ύψωμα,
κι όπως θα μας φυσάει ο ανοιξιάτικος αέρας
μπορεί να φανταστούμε κιόλας πως θα πετάξουμε,
δεν έχει σημασία άν φεύγεις ή αν γυρίζεις
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου
Το ξέρω πως καθένας μοναχός πορεύεται στον έρωτα,
μοναχός στη δόξα και στο θάνατο.
Το ξέρω. Το δοκίμασα. Δεν ωφελεί.
Άφησε με να έρθω μαζί σου....
Yiannis Ritsos (May 1, 1909 November 11, 1990 ) is considered to be one of the four greatest Greek poets of the twentieth century, together with Kostis Palamas, Giorgos Seferis, and Odysseus Elytis.
Mi Odisea Griega - Un viaje con destino Grecia
En este video, hablaremos sobre la vida y obra de uno de los poetas más importantes de Grecia, Yannis Ritsos. Nacido en 1909, Ritsos fue un poeta comprometido con la lucha contra la opresión y la injusticia social, y su obra refleja su compromiso con la lucha por la libertad y la justicia. En este video, conoceremos la vida temprana de Yannis Ritsos, su compromiso político, su obra poética y su vida personal.
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miodiseagriega
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Βραδια αφιερωμενη στο ΓΙΑΝΝΗ ΡΙΤΣΟ,με διαφορα τραγουδια απο την εφηβικη χορωδια του Πολ.Συλλογου Κροκεων με τη συμμετοχη μουσικων και χορωδων του Δημου Μονεμβασιας..(εκτακτη συμμετοχη της ηθοποιου κας Λιλας Καφανταρη)
Καλλιτεχνικος υπευθυνος.ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ ΚΑΛΟΓΕΡΑΚΟΣ
Yiannis Ritsos born in 1909, 1st May . He was a Greek poet and communist and an active member of the Greek Resistance during World War II. While he disliked being regarded as a political poet, he has been called "the great poet of the Greek left".
In 1934, Ritsos joined the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) . He maintained a working-class circle of friends and published Tractor in 1934. Kostis Palamas, the well known and respected poet, impressed by his talent, praised him publicly .
In 1935, he published Pyramids; these two works sought to achieve a fragile balance between faith in the future, founded on the Communist ideal, and personal despair. Tractors and Pyramids initially were not well-received by leftist critics, who found the language "too embellished" and Ritsos overly focused on form .
#YiannisRitsos was inspired for his landmark poem #Epitaphios by a photo of a dead protester during a massive tobacco-workers demonstration in Thessaloniki in May 1936. Published the same year, it broke with the shape of the Greek traditional popular poetry and expressed in clear and simple language a message of the unity of all people .
His poetry was banned at times in Greece due to his left wing beliefs.
Notable works by Ritsos include Pyramids (1935), Epitaphios (1936; second edition, 1956), Vigil (1941–1953), Romiosini (1954) and 18 short songs of the bitter Motherland (18 λιανοτράγουδα της πικρής πατρίδας/18 Lianotragouda Tis Pikris Patridas) (1973) . Stratis Haviaras also praised two poems (the one about Jesus and the one about Karl Marx) in his first collection Tractor (1934) . Robert Shannan Peckham described him as "perhaps Greece's greatest contemporary poet." Epitaphios became an anthem of the Greek left in the 1950s, and his best-known work .
Ritsos won the first Greek state poetry award for hin poetry #MoonlightSonata .
Ted Sampson stated that Louis Aragon's declaration about Ritsos was "hyperbolic", but wrote that the poet still "excelled in brief epigrammatic utterances as well as in extended lyrics, sequences, and verse dramas of astonishing imagistic and #thematic originality—to say nothing of their latent emotional intensity".
He died in 1990, November 11 .
Yiannis Ritsos (Greek:Γιάννης Ρίτσος; 1 May 1909 – 11 November 1990) was a Greekpoet and left-wing activist and an active member of the Greek Resistance during World War II.
Early life
Born to a well-to-do landowning family in Monemvasia, Ritsos suffered great losses as a child. The early deaths of his mother and eldest brother from tuberculosis, his father's struggles with a mental disease, and the economic ruin his family marked Ritsos and affected his poetry. Ritsos himself was confined in a sanatorium for tuberculosis from 1927–1931.
Literary start
In 1931, Ritsos joined the Communist Party of Greece (KKE). He maintained a working-class circle of friends and published Tractor in 1934. In 1935, he published Pyramids; these two works sought to achieve a fragile balance between faith in the future, founded on the Communist ideal, and personal despair.
The landmark poem Epitaphios, published in 1936, broke with the shape of Greek traditional popular poetry and expressed in clear and simple language a message of the unity of all people.
Many days I've traveled, but I know not where I'm going to I'm lost, lost along the way From Mexico to Paris, always the same solitary circle In an empty cafe Their faces were so empty, meaningless and negative to me I could have died The bodies and the strangers reflected in their glasses as they drank Not seeing eye to eye Ride easy my friends, this journey ends Before it begins Ride easy my friends, this story ends Before it begins Long dead winter, when I thought that spring would never come again Melting the snow Many days I've reveled, evenings through to mornings through to evenings With nothing to show Ride easy my friends, this journey ends Before it begins Ride easy my friends, this story ends Before it begins, oh Their faces were so empty, meaningless and negative to me I could have died The bodies and the strangers, reflected in their glasses as they drank Not seeing eye to eye Many days I've traveled, going 'round in social circles lost Lost along the way Many nights I've reveled, but I thought I saw the message in a bottle And drifting away Ride easy my friends, this journey ends Before it begins Ride easy my friends, this story ends
Llŷr ap Cenydd is lecturer in computer science, Bangor University; PanagiotisRitsos is senior lecturer in visualisation, Bangor University, and Peter Butcher is lecturer in human computer interaction, Bangor University.
The scope of the contract includes the necessary museological and museographic studies and the general work of shaping and converting the house into the Yiannis Ritsos Museum ... museum, Yiannis Ritsos.