The presentation of these letters by poets around the founding of "Pali" dramatically highlights the rift in our modernist poetry, especially but also in prose, when the collaborators of the magazine drew a more pioneering line of questioning, both theoretically and in practice - of the great Greek modernism - with the collaboration of the most extreme and radical writers-poets. The atmosphere of confrontation with the conservative modernism of the academic successors develops through discussions about the publication of a magazine that preceded and the efforts of the author to unite the Surrealists and the Surrealists - but in vain. Finally, with the support of a group of young people, the legendary "Pali" was published, which was maintained from 1963 to 1967 and closed with the dictatorship. Among them were Papachronis, Seferis, Empeirikos, Elytis, Engonopoulos, Tsatsos, Tachtsis, Kalas, all played an important role.