One of Greece’s most famous and beloved poets, Kiki Dimoula, died on Saturday at the age of 89.
Dimoula, née Vasiliki Radou, was rushed to Hygeia Hospital last week after a serious respiratory infection.
In a speech on poetry Dimula defined the poem as follows:
“You are walking in a desert. You hear a bird singing. As unlikely as a bird is in the desert, you have to make a tree for him. That’s the poem.”
Dimoula was born in Athens in 1931.
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Source: Greekreporter