Greek wayfarers, and other poems

· 1965

The author believes that Greece today--largely because of her people’s opportunity in America--knows conscious renewal of her endless spirit while she still keeps wonder and glory for all who approach her. Whatever her destiny, her natural beauties have not betrayed her, and through her glorious wildness and barrens her people are looking outward and forward. Therefore, if these verse-pictures of ancient and modern Greek life bring to those familiar with Greece any refreshing memory and to those who do not know this beautiful country an awakened interest, they will justify their existence.…

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