From structuralism to linguistics and semiology, from philosophy to sociology and psychoanalysis, this critical work uses a large number of sources to highlight all the nuances of the short but complex work being studied: You Umberto Fiori. Fiori's text, contemporary poet and musician, is analyzed in all its parts, beginning with a thorough reflection on its poetic macrotestic form, to a meticulous reconstruction of the facets of confrontation between the Self and the Self, central theme Of Florentine speech. Graziani's notions do not even escape the exaggeration and the graphic choices of the poet. Nothing remains unnoticed in this articulated analytical construction, which sets itself as a first complete study of you, a text that investigates the ambivalent relationship between the individual and the others in contemporaneity.