In another work, this author implores the reader to keep the titular place "always on your mind" since "arriving there is what you're destined for" and to not be afraid of "Laistrygonians, Cyclops/angry Poseidon".
In one work by this author, Vacuous Julian is said to be a "silly ass" for declaring "I read, I understood,/I condemned" religion, while in another poem, this author depicts lovers who aim "to touch hands/on top of the handkerchiefs... quickly and furtively so the shopkeeper" wouldn't see in another. This author of "You Didn't Understand" and "He Asked About the Quality -" describes "the body's lines. The red lips. Sensual limbs" of his "figures of love" that he met secretly in "I've Looked So Much.....". This man tells of the titular phrase "which Luican heard in his sleep" in "That's the Man", and the titular character is told to "go firmly to the window...and say goodbye to her, to the Alexandria you are losing" in his "The God Abandons Antony". In another work, this author implores the reader to keep the titular place "always on your mind" since "arriving there is what you're destined for" and to not be afraid of "Laistrygonians, Cyclops/angry Poseidon". This author of (*) "Ithaka" also wrote a work in which "two consuls and praetors" hold "elegant canes/beautifully worked in silver and gold" to impress the titular group who are "a kind of solution" and asks "What are we waiting for, assembled in the forum?". For 10 points, identify this Greek poet, author of "Waiting for the Barbarians".
In one work by this author, Vacuous Julian is said to be a "silly ass" for declaring "I read, I understood,/I condemned" religion, while in another poem, this author depicts lovers who aim "to touch hands/on top of the handkerchiefs... quickly and furtively so the shopkeeper" wouldn't see in another.
Constantine Petrou {Cavafy} [accept {Konstantinos Petrou Kavafis}]