
\ud81a\uddb9pοεms & εssαys αbουτ my lιvεd εxpεrιεncεs αs α nοnbιnαry & nευrodιvεrgεnτ Hεllεnιc mysτιc ιn τhε dιαspοrα \ud81a\uddb9 ποιήματα & δοκίμια για τις εμπειρίες μου ως μη-δυαδικό & νευροδιαφορετικό άτομo, μύστης, και Κρητοποντιακό Ελληνάκι της διασποράς\ud81a\uddb9
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It was the summer of 2011, and my yiayiá/γιαγιά (grandma), ksátherfo/ξάδερφο (cousin), and theía/θεία (aunt) led the way to show me the little church in the cave they along with others in the village built and maintained. Γιαγιά told me the...
by Ancient Greek painter Douris (ca. 500 BCE)
It’s freeing to write — not for the likes, but for the healing. I’m telling stories untold by my bloodline. This is the medicine I’ve needed, the balm we’ve all needed. That’s not to say I nev...
Cretan landscape photo by Marc Ryckaert via Wikimedia Commons
The earthy scent of hamomíli, rígani, díktamo, dyósmo/χαμομήλι, ρίγανη, δίκταμο, δυόσμο (chamomile, oregano, dittany, spearmint)... They all stir memories of the horió/χωριό (vi...
my maternal great-grandfather (right) with his brother/my great-great-uncle (left) wearing traditional Cretan headscarves and holding bastoúnia/μπαστούνια (canes).
I can’t picture my Cretan pappoú/παππού Nikólaos without his saríki/σαρίκι,...
Greek immigrants parade in New York during July 4th (ca. 1910-1915) via www.EkdoseisKerkyra.gr
There’s nothing like connecting with your heritage by writing and speaking in the language of your ancestors — even it it’s imperfect, even if y...
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