The poems of K. P. Kavafis are not subject to any copyright, as 2003 marked 70 years since his death, a time after which, according to existing legislation, the works of a deceased creator pass into the public domain.

As a result, the 31 poems of the Alexandrian have been transcribed here freely and have been compared by the publisher with the text of the regular, declared, and hidden poems, as it appears on the exemplary official website of the Kavafis archive and with the text of the incomplete poems in the edition released by Renata Lavagnini, Ikaros, 1994.

This hemophiliac anthology of terror is also not subject to copyright, as our good Petros Bole has been dead for more than one hundred and fifty years. Furthermore, Petros Bole places absolutely no importance on the nonsense of copyright—on the contrary, he actively supports the free dissemination of ideas and sensations.