merry greet, merry part and merry greet again. may the peace of the goddess be ever in your heart

I know what the title says...

Shhh... Just listen.

we can all say i am divine but how many can say i be divine?

was ok, not my cup of tea but appreciate that it appeals to the auditory systems of others

seems more of a novelty to me but each to their own

May the great mystery fill your heart with sunshine.

why thank you kindly

was a blast

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That's the most polite way I've been told "You suck!" all week!

I knew you had it in you.

Anyways, I'm drunk.

Never mind me.



Goodnight, princess.

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you're awesome :)

kalinixta!

Glykeria on 05.28.2010 in Istanbul to the imposing church of Agia Irini, originally built in the 4th century AD by Constantine the Great and now serves as a museum. It was the inaugural concert of a circle concert World Music.

The concert began with two organic matters Xarchakos and Markopoulos, who performed the twelve-member orchestra and soon appeared Glykeria, performing "My soul blesses the Lord" Stamatis Spanoudakis from "7 solicitation," which moved creating public solemn atmosphere.

PETROS GAITANOS LIVE IN HERODIOUM THEATER IN GREECE, PERFORMING THE PLAY ODE TO ALEXANDER THE GREAT 2005
composer Giorgos Chatzinasios, poems Giorgos Papacostas, Narrator Ghrigoris Valtinos

Ionian traditional folk song'' MENEXEDES AND Hyacinth'' performed by our small Mariam Venizelos in Social, drama series'' The Harlot Helen, an angel in hell'' that is displayed on ANT1 Cyprus.

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despite what the apes say, the great hatshepsut ruled with tuthmosis II around 3300bc

Nani my child, nani
Who does not like water
The horses in our large
Ah! Sweetheart who knows
What say the creek in the fresh meadow

Nanni, water black
straight in the green grass
that song gets thin.
Nani on my rosebush
that tears watered the earth,
horses our good.

And he wounded feet ruff kroustalliasmeni
He nailed one silver Lazo in his eyes.
Only once saw as' t brave the mountains
Echlimintrise echathi and dark waters ...

Ah! Where did you go my horse
I did not want to drink?
Ah, heart ache in the snow ....

Nani in my GAROUFALI
that the earth dakryopotizei,
horses our good ...

Do not come - not enter -
The window kleis'to
With foliage dream
with dreams foliage.

My child sleeps
Silent my baby ...

Ah! Where did you go my horse
I did not want to drink?
Horse of dawn

It is sweet the drink of sinfulness
who would the one that never craved to drink it
that sweetness of the stolen joyfulness
some less some more we all have tasted it

My story my sin
my great mistake
you are my infection
inside my chest and
how could I get rid of you

I long for the coming of the night
when it will approach that familiar time
that you will appear like the thief in the darkness
and from desire my heart will tighten its beats

My story my sin
my great mistake
you are my infection
inside my chest and
how can I get rid of you

The dark eyes I love
like two drops of ink
have made me maunder
and I can't sleep

A little boy
some summertime
broke my heart
served me poison

The dark eyes I love
in order to make them mine
not even God knows
how many nights I stayed awake

Melegos witch
hearts that crack
I danced too late
each top principle of the termination

Kiss on the neck
and to mind my tears
war and the many
fighting my butt

Tell me you
to go to live or perish
what wine
the soil to drain
to sleep

drunken kiss
to tear my throat
war and the many
fighting my butt

M'elegan witch
what hearts sunk,
rotaga too late,
a lifetime of nostalgia

Tell me you
to go to live or perish
what wine
the soil to drain
to sleep

My life is crazy,
a fire, a witch

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The concert took place on 2 February 2011, at Strovolos Municipal Theatre, Nicosia, was a tribute to the work of Cypriot composer Stelios Pissis.

In the first part of the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of George Kountouris, performing orchestral pieces by the composer and the second featuring prominent Cypriot and Greek singers interpret songs of Stelios Pissis.

Singers: Antonis Vardis Antonis Remos Alkinoos Ioannidis, Stavros Konstantinou, Koullis Theodorou, Dimitris Fanny Christina Metaxa, Mariam Venizelos Patsalidou Sarah, Sophia Patsalidou, Stylianos Mkana.

Sophia and her 3 daughters: Pistis, Elpis & Agapi (Faith, Hope & Love)

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homage to the Sacred Caves of the Waitaha Kai Tuhituhi / Scribes...reflect...earthy tones and texture of the limestone caves

Timeless creations were written on stone so long ago.

They still speak to us across time and space,
singing of the past, present and future
like the bright stars above.


artworks are a tribute to the Tüäpapa / Foundation of this sacred land, honouring the tree and its many branches that have grown from those foundations.

Acknowledging the past, to empower the future