Nick Lisgaris

I was born in Kalimnos island ,Greece. I have an Associate in Arts from Dekalb College, Atlanta, Ga. I travel to the Greek islands and write poetry using imagination to deconstruct language. The subjects of Sea,Self,and Beauty are my favored poetry.

libertines

she was an oldest profession ploy
so much desired as
most ardent satisfaction
a prelude to my vanity
i gave in instantly a supporter of the arts
at time of a poetic cholera writing
my poems of approximate death of self
on the wings of my pale passion
her path of light touch entered as a
a shady cloud of dust hiding the glimpses
of [...]


Dreaming South

reflecting new-born lust wanderer the lover
sucks the new illusion another mile of country road
dancing his sight with cornfields and soft destroyed broken light 
the sky will burn and Friday night is far away for blond girls
and easy rides and summer rain drive- in kisses
diaphanous mythical women with marble torsos
and suns and golden red blue rivers of [...]


Poetic Slavery of Language

poetic slavery of language
in a marble tide dreamlike
stones for rubies fossils for blood
the eye’s kiss is a sky
the innermost cypress bends
out of winds and rain is
a vanished monument
veined and hollow
that is turned into poetic words
under the sails into the depths of
the wind that blows the clouds
waving the young morning light
into submission
i play with language without [...]