"I was watching waters; I don't have them in good desert.
There your girl was laughing. What should Diamantoula do? The black dreams sting me."

At the beginning of each day in my village - before it became deserted - the women would tell their dreams, especially the ones considered ominous. They adorned their narratives with numerous Homeric words. 27 centuries ago, the word "deelos" meant visible, apparent. Later it became "deelo", meaning I make evident, reveal.

From the paths of time, the original form "deelos" reached and remained in my village, and because the word was only spoken as "delos". The typist considered "deloun" a mistake, made it "diloun", and thus the title of the book was revealed to me.
S.D.