“I haven’t benefited in my life from anything except my age,” the author and the protagonist states, seemingly initiating his poetic reflection at the age of 17. The age is a new role and punishment for the experienced poet, who has voluntarily taken both in his solitude.

These new identities define the novelty of the book: the author presents the eternal topics familiar to his poetry in a new light of juxtaposition of life and death, love and hatred. All this is accompanied by an extraordinary sense of self-irony and exquisite humour, which certainly add to the attractiveness of the book which includes the works created as a mixture of poetry and prose, amazingly hard and easy to read at the same time.