Find the Code

This is a codify poem by Triantafyllos Vaitsis. The reason tha the poem has this form is that the artist wants to pass a message, that poetry is a codex. If so, someone wants to understand better the poetry, then he must decode the poets (to fined the way in which the poets “speak” – to solve the codex). To decode this particular code someone has to centre on the first line of the poem. There, if somebody read carefully, he will notice that every two letters the greek alphabet appears. There is a strange symbol in the place of “Η, “eta” which is to disorient the reader. In the end, if the letters of the alphabet were to be deleted then the poem it will remain, which it starts with the phrase “When I opened up to the sea of nice”. Similar is the way, when someone finds the way to decrypt the codex of the artist then he can “read” better the artist’s sculptures.

 

Below is the poem: