Just to spend the index, the reader is pervaded by a sense of amazement for a seldom attempted undertaking in the history of poetry: to retrace the path of life from the Big Bang to today.
This is certainly not a new undertaking, but in any case very rare: Hesiodo, Lucrezio, Dante in particular, which can be added to the Leopardian verses of the Night Canal of the Shepherd of Asia and the Broom for the Cosmic Respect, and , to get closer to us, the extraordinary poem by Pier Luigi Bacchini.