Chris Zachariou
The Sound of Seven Trumpets | Anti-War Poems
The poem conjures a vivid and harrowing depiction of an apocalyptic scenario and a vision of Armageddon, following a nuclear war.
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In my poetry, I try to include all aspects of the human condition. Love and pain, sin and redemption, life and death and all that lies in between.
Chris Zachariou
Aug 6, 2022
The Migrant Song | Anti-War Poems
As part of the series "Anti-War Poems," this work explores themes of displacement, suffering, and the consequences of global conflicts.
Chris Zachariou
Aug 6, 2022
The Migrant's Journey | Anti-War Poems
A poem capturing the harrowing experiences faced by migrants fleeing conflict and persecution.
Chris Zachariou
Aug 6, 2022
The Guitar Laments | A Tribute to Federico Garcia Lorca
A poem in honour of Lorca, Spain's greatest poet, who was murdered by Franco's Phalangists in 1936.
Chris Zachariou
Aug 6, 2022
Suffer the Little Children | Anti-War Poems
The poem explores the hypocrisy and brutality of war, juxtaposing the innocence of children with the ruthlessness of those who wield power.
Chris Zachariou
Aug 6, 2022
Notes From Andalusia | A Tribute to Federico Garcia Lorca
An evocative poem set in Andalusia that explores the question of who holds ultimate power in society.
Chris Zachariou
Aug 6, 2022
Little Children | Anti-War Poems
The poem presents a stark portrayal of the innocence lost amidst the horrors of war and persecution regardless of religion or ethnicity.
Chris Zachariou
Aug 6, 2022
I Will Bake a Cake | Cyprus Poems
My darling son / there is a cry for war / across the land / by those who have no sons / and it calls for you to go...
Chris Zachariou
Aug 6, 2022
The Words We Leave Unsaid | Poems of Death and Grief
Five sat around the table / eating ice cream and apple pie / but in between the laughter / and the sips of wine /
silence fell...
Chris Zachariou
Aug 6, 2022
Remember me
I had no bread, I had no wine / and no redemption from the Sin. / I had no... flowers, I had no shrine / under the elderberry tree...
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