1.Ποιήματα
Τέλλος Άγρας, 1940
Also nature and time. Poems of harbours, rainy neighbourhoods and unwalkable streets, written in the 1920s by a schoolteacher who loved other people's joy more than his own. Read them for their music: charted, warm, and quietly heartbroken. The poems stay close to small things — a bird on a broken branch, wet earth, a moon over a lane — and to an ear that never stops listening. Short, lyric, made for the afternoon. A fine doorway into a poet who is still not read as widely as he deserves. A window onto interwar Greece, with its poor neighbourhoods and songs. Poems of harbours and rainy neighbourhoods from a Greek poet who loved other people's joy more than his own. Read them aloud, and the rhyme does the work: charted, warm, and quietly heartbroken.
Ήθελες κάτι να μου πειςκαι δεν σου το ρωτούσα,(Το καλοκαίρι είχε σωθείκαι τ’ άνθη που αγαπούσα).Ήθελες κάτι να μου πείςκαι τόχα λησμονήσει.(Τη ρίζα που καθόμαστε-θυμάσαι;- έχουν γκρεμίσει).(Είχε από τότε εντός μουσε φθινόπωρο γυρίσει).Μου είπες, α, ναι!- πως μ’ αγαπάς- μα τόχω λησμονήσει. 
