Wedding-Γάμος(Danse Macabre 2) Poem by Kostas Lagos
Wedding-Γάμος(Danse Macabre 2)
She's looking at the
mirror
"Such a beauty I am"
she thinks
"Who can resist my charm? "
she asks
"None, not even me"
said Death,
"Tonight I 'll be your groom
and you shall be my bride".
Τον καθρέφτη της
κοιτά
"Έχω τόση ομορφιά"
σκέπτεται
"Ποιος αντιστέκεται στη γοητεία μου; "
ρωτά
"Κανείς, ούτε κι εγώ"
λέει ο Χάρος
"Απόψε θε να 'μαι ο γαμπρός
κι εσύ η νύφη "
Fantastic expression. Beautiful philosophical poem shared amazingly.Most impressive lines are...... None, not even me said Death, Tonight I 'll be your groom and you shall be my bride. Thanks for sharing.
:))) I love this poem! ! ! Very cleverly done! Only Edgar Allan Poe can write like that!
I will print this comment, put it in a frame and hang it on my wall! Thank you very much!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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7/28/2025 10:34:35 AM # 1.0.0
Beauty is immortal, even death can't end it. A lovely thought nicely penned.
Thank you my friend, thank you very much!