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Stones Of Ithaca

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  • Heart of Language
    • 0. Law
    • 1. God
    • 2. And
    • 3. Human
    • 4. Earth
    • 5. Seed
    • 6. Heart
    • 7. AM
    • 8. Om
    • 9. AIO
    • 10. IO
    • 11. Believe
    • 12. One
    • 13. O WN
    • 14. Mary
    • 15. Atom
  • Theological English (Video Course)
    • Theological English (0): The Line
    • Theological English (1): Away from the Line – AIO
    • Theological English (2): The Holy Trinity
    • Theological English (3): The Alphabet
    • Theological English (4): Connections – Same Letters, Same Order
    • Theological English (5): Connections – Same Letters, Different Order
    • Theological English (6): Connections – Vowels
    • Theological English (7): Connections – Consonants
    • Theological English (8): Connections – Alphabet
    • Theological English (9): Connections – Appearance
    • Theological English (10): Connections – Addition of Letters (0)
    • Theological English (11): Connections – Addition of Letters (1)
    • Theological English (12): Paradox
    • Theological English (13): Believe
    • Theological English (14): The Names of God
    • Theological English (15): Atom
  • Word in Language
    • Word in Language (0): Coronavirus – Human Voice
    • Word in Language (1): Countable and Uncountable Nouns
    • Word in Language (2): Alpha and Omega
    • Word in Language (3): Seed and New Life
    • Word in Language (4): Christ the Translator
    • Word in Language (5): WHOLE
    • Word in Language (6): Chemistry
    • Word in Language (7): Time
    • Word in Language (8): Economy
    • Word in Language (9): The Fall
    • Word in Language (10): Father (0)
    • Word in Language (11): Father (1)
    • Word in Language (12): Love
    • Word in Language (13): Hate
    • Word in Language (14): Auxiliary Verbs
    • Word in Language (15): AIO (0)
    • Word in Language (16): AIO (1)
    • Word in Language (17): Christ the Son of God
    • Word in Language (18): Mary, Mother of God
    • Word in Language (19): The First and the Last
    • Word in Language (20): Believe
    • Word in Language (21): English Course (0)
    • Word in Language (22): English Course (1)
    • Word in Language (23): English Course (2)
    • Word in Language (24): English Course (3)
  • My Books
    • SEVEN BRIEF LESSONS ON LANGUAGE (2023)
    • STONES OF ITHACA (2019)
    • THE LIFE OF A TRANSLATOR (2013)
    • THE DNA OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE (2007)
  • Crosses
  • Frescoes
  • J. M. W. Turner
    • J. M. W. Turner and the Bulgarian poet Tsvetanka Elenkova
    • Turner and the Uncreated Light
    • Turner: The Man and the Angel
    • Turner and the Orthodox Liturgy
    • Turner and the Desert
  • Language
    • I AM
    • I and Me
    • Meekness
    • Mercy, And Not Sacrifice
    • Old English
    • On the Publication of My Book “Seven Brief Lessons on Language” in Bulgarian
    • ONE
    • Ownership
    • Rafael Dieste, “From the Imp’s Archives”
    • Review of “Songs of a Lost World” by The Cure
    • The Fall
    • Time
    • Ukraine
  • Places
    • Athos
    • Izgrev Revisited
    • Orthodox Christmas in Bulgaria
    • Thassos: Monastery of St Michael
    • The Spanish Riveter
  • Poetry
    • Bulgaria
      • Water
      • Panagyurishte
      • Symphony
      • Presopta Place
    • Euboea-Aegina
      • Kulata
      • Glyfa
      • Prokopi
      • Piraeus
      • Aegina
      • Kamena Vourla
    • Ithaca
      • Polis Bay
      • Jellyfish Sting
      • Liturgy
    • Procida
    • Rhodes
    • Deor
    • Elenkova Reviewed
    • The Name
    • Yordan Eftimov
      • Notes on Slavko Vorkapich’s Short Film “Moods of the Sea” (1941)
      • Haven’t They Noticed My Absence Yet?
  • Sermons
    • 14th Sunday after Trinity
    • 3rd Sunday of Advent
    • Baptism of Christ
    • The Nonduality of Christ
    • Ash Wednesday
    • The Gift of the Church
  • Stones
    • Entry into Jerusalem
    • Shipwreck
    • Outline of Fish
    • Twin Peaks
    • Pilgrim
    • Flowering Cross
    • Open-Mouthed
    • Bow and Ship
    • Chalice
    • Yacht on Sea of Branches
    • Cattle Grazing
    • Round Tree in Square Field
    • Tightrope Walker
    • Swimming Cross
    • Flared Nostrils
    • Cemetery with Angel and Bird
    • Three-Masted Ship
    • Thick-Billed Bird
    • House on Hill
    • Skier
    • Cross under Tree
    • Rugged
    • Odysseus in Helmet
    • Monk in Cave at Night
    • Yacht Attached by Umbilical Cord
    • Creepy-Crawly
    • The Little Prince
    • Girl Reaching Up to Shelf
    • Triple Cross
    • Beardy
  • Vitosha
    • Walks via Boyana
      • Boyana Village – Boyana Waterfall – Boyana Lake – Boyana Village
      • Tihiya Kat – Vladaya – Tihiya Kat
      • Dendrarium – Zlatni Mostove – Planinets – Dendrarium
      • Planinets – Zlatni Mostove – Bor – Momina Skala – Planinets
      • Kopitoto – Momina Skala – Kamen Del – Kikish – Kopitoto
      • Zlatni Mostove – Planinarska Pesen – Bor – Septemvri – Zlatni Mostove
      • Ofeliite – Zvezditsa – Konyarnika – Kumata – Ofeliite
    • Walks via Dragalevtsi
      • Dragalevtsi Monastery – Boyana Lake – Dragalevtsi Monastery
      • Dragalevtsi Monastery – Aleko Waterfall – Simeonovo Lakes – Dragalevtsi Monastery
      • Bay Krastyo – Kikish – Dragalevtsi Monastery – Bay Krastyo
      • Bay Krastyo – Goli Vrah – Kominite – Bay Krastyo
      • Goli Vrah – Ushite – Kamen Del Peak – Bor – Goli Vrah
      • Aleko – Cherni Vrah – Goli Vrah – Aleko
    • Walks via Bistritsa
      • Bistritsa – Samokovishteto – Bistritsa
    • Walks via the South Side of the Mountain
      • Kladnitsa – Selimitsa – Ostritsa – Kladnitsa
      • Chuypetlovo – Struma River – Chuypetlovo
      • Yarlovo – Golemiya Rid Peak – Yarlovo
  • Waterfalls
    • Apriltsi
    • Berkovitsa
    • Bov
    • Chavdar
    • Chiprovtsi
    • Dobravitsa
    • Emen
    • Glozhene-Teteven
    • Hotnitsa
    • Hristo Danovo
    • Kapinovo-Ruhovtsi
    • Kostenets
    • Krushuna
    • Ovchartsi
    • Polska Skakavitsa
    • Sapareva Banya
    • Sofia
    • Sopot
    • Vishovgrad
    • Vratsa
    • Yamna
    • Zgorigrad
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Ithaca

Here you can read poems that have to do with the island of Ithaca in Greece, the homeland of Odysseus. Please use the drop-down menu to access the poems!

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