Ποιήματα - Τόμος Πέμπτος - Φασουλής Φιλόσοφος

A vivid, free‑wheeling chorus of verses greets the listener, where the poet’s restless voice wanders through cafés, ancient myths and the everyday clatter of city life. The language is deliberately tangled, mixing playful rhyme with sudden philosophical asides, inviting you to follow a mind that jumps from Heraclitus to modern street chatter without missing a beat.

The poems explore the fragile humor of being human—false tears, bark­ing dogs, the taste of stale bread—while probing deeper questions about truth, mortality and the nature of the universe. Classical references mingle with absurd images of “old coffee‑houses” and “flying dragons,” creating a collage that feels both timeless and strikingly contemporary. Listeners will find themselves laughing at the absurdity, then pausing to consider the subtle insights hidden beneath the chaos, making this collection a lively meditation on existence that rewards attentive ears.