In this volume, all the collections released from 1983 to 2003 are gathered. The collection "Odes" and "Comments" that was supposed to be released in 2006 is also added.

Difficult and demanding, Antonis Zervas' poetic work surpasses the boundaries of poetry, leading the reader to places of heartbreaking beauty, where the current reality leaves behind the unexpected questions of imagination.

Indeed, from the epic composition culminating in the monumental, polyphonic "Acts: The Epic of our Speech" (1996) to the disturbing scenes of the most recent collections, Zervas' words shape crucial myths of encounters with our era.

This is a remote and entirely innovative work that resembles nothing familiar or customary. Here, with the characteristic form of formed narration, expression, themes, and style are in constant dialogue with the long and short durations of the spirit. At the same time, the mixed feeling of love and hatred of the poet towards tradition reveals the grandeur and the ridiculousness of the present and the past.