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Writter: Παναγιώτα Κουτσομιχάλη

ISBN: 978-618-87756-0-2

 

 

 

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Hours for darkness, hours for light


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Writter: Presbyter Constantinos Stratigopoulos

ISBN: 960-86866-0-1

 

 

 

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… The eyes of Eleni and Evgenia met. Their eyes did not hide any speck of adversity. Eleni’s generous gaze encouraged Evgenia who kept getting closer. Each step that came between them seemed like chaos. But chaos is easily obliterated if light is the medium that covers the distances. Nothing in the whole universe is faster than light, unless the light is unconstructed. In this case we have the presence of God and then distances are covered in another way and in other measures.
They were only a breath away. Evgenia tried to speak. It was fairly difficult. What could she have said, she who had come between the couple?
- Forgive me.
That was all she said. Only two words were enough to heal an incurable pain. They were even fewer, much fewer than the words spoken by the prodigal son to his father when he returned. Then the prodigal son mumbled a few words, now Evgenia only uttered two..

The end of an anonymous


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Writter: Presbyter Constantinos Stratigopoulos

ISBN: 960-87694-0-X

 

 

 

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The children strolling on Panepistimiou Street were too young to start adopting right-wing or left-wing beliefs, or being fascists nor communists. They were, however, patriots, because they loved the truth. The more you love the truth, the more patriotic you become. You love your homeland that is Greece, your homeland that is the universe, your homeland that is the sky. But you have to start from somewhere. And it is definitely easier to start from what is closest to you. From the land where you reside and from your roots. Whatever the case may be, I am certain of only one thing. These children were more patriotic than those illegally-appointed, those traitors, those frightened leaches of Greek public life.
- One one four...