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* Contents derived from the Daglish, Inner Perth, Perth, Western Australia,:Vasso Kalamaras , 1977 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.

Landscape and Soul "Today the heavens weep on misty fields" Landscape and Soul (to My Two Countries Greece - Australia)"Today it is raining,", Vasso Kalamaras , Reg W. Durack (translator) Vasso Kalamaras (translator) single work poetry (p. 9)

Note: Greek translation on p.8

"I wanted in the touching of our palms" The Handshake"Our palms touching, I wanted", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 11)

Note: Greek translation is on p10.

Sorrow"These are the dead who have the gravest hurt;", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 13)

Note: Greek translation is on p.12

Thalamos"Deep in the secret dungeons of the soul,", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 15)

Note: Greek version on p.14

Mirrors"I can't abide some mirrors which reflect", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 17)

Note: Greek version on p.16

The Crowd"The flocks of Wild birds pass, the milling crowds,", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 19)

Note: Greek version on p.18

Revolution"They are crouched behind the barricades!", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 21)

Note: Greek version on p.20

The Good Old Times"At the first budding of the qunice-tree flower", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 23)

Note: Greek version on p.22

Loneliness"There are some moments in a time of plague", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 25)

Note: Greek version on p.24

A Woman"I looked her in the eyes, this unknown soul", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 27)

Note: Greek version on p.26

Without Love"I saw within my brother's eyes", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 29)

Note: Greek version on p.28

To You..."What then if you are absent far from me?", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 31)

Note: Greek version on p.30

Evenings on the Farm"Oh quiet, lonely evenings on the farm,='Esucha apobrada, monachika tes farmas", Vasso Kalamaras , Reg W. Durack (translator) Vasso Kalamaras (translator) single work poetry (p. 35)

Note: Greek version on p.34

Without Sympathy"Deep in the whites of those two eyes", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 37)

Note: Greek version on p.36

Worth"In this, and each new trial", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 39)

Note: Greek version on p.38

Kissing"Such strength and pleasure", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 41)

Note: Greek version on p.40

Quietude"In all this storm of sense and of desire", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 43)

Note: Greek version on p.42

The Old Woman"The little lady in the half-lit church,", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 47)

Note: Greek version on p.44-45

The Fortress"Here in this bare city", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 49)

Note: Greek version on p.48

Xechastekame "Taxame" We have been forgotten"Although we vowed our ships would travel far", Vasso Kalamaras , Vasso Kalamaras (translator) Reg W. Durack (translator) single work poetry (p. 51)

Note: Greek version on p.50

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