Seferis
Britishnoun
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He also translated the works of his friend, the Greek poet George Seferis.
From BBC ● Jul. 1, 2016
The most interesting poetry also comes from an unexpected source: the works of Greek Poets George Seferis and C. P. Cavafy urvive translation and present the modern Greek's ruptured but overpowering ense of the past.
From Time Magazine Archive
George Seferiades, 71, the Greek career diplomat who, as Poet George Seferis, won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1963; of pneumonia; in Athens.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Seferis flavor of pessimism does not arise from resentment induced by a bruised ego or a frail sensibility.
From Time Magazine Archive
To Seferis, on the other hand, history is a parable of man's oft deluded but intrinsically noble search for his own soul.
From Time Magazine Archive
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