Symphony No. I by Tasos Livaditis is not just poetry; it is a silent scream for all that was lost, for all that was never said, for the hope that insists on breathing within defeat.

A work written in the shadow of the Civil War, but it transcends History:
It speaks of the person struggling to keep their flame alive,
of the one who walks alone at night,
who is still searching for their place in the world.

Livaditis' poetry is simple and heartrending.
It does not explain — it feels. It does not shout — it whispers loudly.

For anyone seeking a verse to fasten to their silence,
this collection is a refuge.