PERSONS who share their senses.
People who take little by little steps in life itself. They hold your hand, they whisper in your ear, they kiss you on the mouth, they look you in the eyes and above all they give you words and tell you only the truth.
You've probably heard the saying that a picture is worth a thousand words. I say that one word is worth a thousand words and more. This is how I believe it happens with poetry, but also with life itself! And everything when shared makes the course of life easier.
In the words that follow, you will definitely see something of you. But even if you don't see it, you will definitely feel it, since we all meet us every day, but we ourselves change many FACES OF FEELINGS.
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Faces of Senses
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Author Biography
Dimitris Oikonomou was born in Thessaloniki and lives in Thessaloniki and Athens! As he says himself, he is with one foot here and the other foot there!
He has studied Tourism Business Administration and has worked in the hotel industry. However, he was won over by the theater from an early age and he remembers participating in theater groups and performances to this day.
The writing started systematically in the last years although he has been writing since 2007.
Faces of the Senses (Source Publications) is his first book.
He has studied Tourism Business Administration and has worked in the hotel industry. However, he was won over by the theater from an early age and he remembers participating in theater groups and performances to this day.
The writing started systematically in the last years although he has been writing since 2007.
Faces of the Senses (Source Publications) is his first book.
And if you are on the step
the first, must
you are proud
and happy.
Where did you arrive?
little isn't it;
so you did
great glory.
And that too
the first step
much from the public
the world is far away...K. P. Cavafy,
The First Step
the first, must
you are proud
and happy.
Where did you arrive?
little isn't it;
so you did
great glory.
And that too
the first step
much from the public
the world is far away...K. P. Cavafy,
The First Step
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| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Writer | Dimitris Oikonomou |
| Pages | 64 |
| Writer | |
| Size | 14 × 21 |
| Publisher | iWrite Publications |
MARINA PAPADATOU -
The book by debut author Dimitris Oikonomou takes us on a journey through the world of the senses. It helps us to discover emotions and passions deeply hidden within us, to identify with him, to share his moments, to walk the paths of his soul. IN HIS OWN WAYS. In this book the author dares without fear, but with a lot of boldness and a lot of passion to deposit pieces of his soul and share them with his readers. Because the FACE OF SENSES IS HIS SOUL. Flip through its pages and travel with it!!!
Peace -
Truly a journey of the senses.
Keep going.
Lena Sitara -
Chronis Botsoglou had said in an interview: We measure the world with our buoy. With this body we feel him. "And that's how we started." To recognize through the poems of Dimitris Oikonomou the world in our own face, our body in the senses of the world following an "almost circular course, an up-down route". Indulge..
Helen Morella -
A young man confesses through a series of poems in a true and unpretentious way, which is why it moves. A gem of a book that touches the soul and stimulates the senses. Congratulations!
Yagos Nikolaos -
Rich and mature verse for such a young child. The simplicity of the expression well embedded: bold verbal, inexpressible wording, poetry that emerges effortlessly, as a rudimentary articulation of the inner world.. I encourage when I feel that there are still such sensitive people. Well done my lad. Keep going ……..