Yannis Patilis. Camel of Darkness: Selected Poems (1970-1990). Translated from the Greek by Stathis Gourgouris. Quarterly Review of Literature. Poetry Book Series, vol. 36 (Princeton, NJ: 1997): 1-51.

ISBN 188854502X; 9781888545029

Contains: Warm Midday (1984) (pp. 7-25).

From The Scribe's Mirror (1989) and earlier poems (1970-1980): "Argo" (p. 27); "Argos" (pp. 27-28); "A Soldier's Dream in an Apartment at Patissia" (p. 28); "Return to the Acropolis" (p. 29); "The New Life" (p. 29); "King Kong", "Man Is a Dog" (p. 30); "Internally and Externally", "Post(mortem)modern" (p. 31); "A Body in the Apartment"; I-V (pp. 32-34); "The Lamp" (p. 35); "The Song Never Stops" (p. 36); "Poetic Theory", "The Dead at the Clock in Kyrristos" (p. 37); "A Written Answer to the Mountains", "Beautiful Lyre" (p. 38); "Attempt against Silence" (p. 39); "Shadows Casting Bodies" (pp. 39-40); "Western Chair" (p. 40); "Metapsychosis" (p. 41); "Birds" (p. 42); "Persephone" (p. 43); "Pictures of a Young Woman" (a selection of almost haikus) (pp. 44-47); "Past Midnight" (p. 48).

Notes (p. 48); Afterword: "Poetry's Utopia" (pp. 49-51).