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| Founders of the Odd Poets of Crete, Jan and Jane. |
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| My poem The Old Cafeneion Chair, brought a few smiles! |
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| Kyria Maria, who is in charge of the Cultural Committee of Agios Nikolaos, and Kiria Paroula of the Lycium of Greek Women, opened the event. |
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| I played Chariots of Fire on the keyboard, suitably wired for sound, together with Caroline on the flute. |
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| That went down well, then I changed hats and became Jane the Poet again! |
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| I had strong competition, Ola read one of her favourite poems, in Polish. |
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| Barbara read in Russian |
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| Ania read in Polish, and Natalia in French (Sorry I don't have a picture of Natalia) |
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| Then we had a little sing along with Jean and Brian |
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| Followed by fabulous Greek music and dancing |
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| The ladies were accompanied by Dimitris Thrapsaniotis. |
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| A few Mandinathas (Greek poems) from Dimitri Kyriakakis. |
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| A rendering of a part of Homer's Games of Reconcilliation) by Gavin and Daniel. |
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| And local poet Gill, read her poems, The Flower, and Experts, in English. |
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| And in between it all The Emerald Trio played a little Irish music. |
















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