The collection is inspired by Achille Abramo Saporiti the Air on the G string by J. S. Bach, whose harmony is played in the verses in which vibrates the religious sense of existence, despite the experience of pain. The poet, however, based on a robust conception of poetry, knows how to overcome every temptation melodic, sentimental or elegiac to arrive at a true fusion with the Whole.
For this reason, in this anthology "does not reign and research into the effects of novelty, the consensus at all costs and captatio benevolentiae, but the occurrence in time of the timeless truth, in passing apparent what we call time."
The words "establish a center not subject to human observation, but in this look everything begins to take its own way, and then you can smile, as did the Man who was Chesterton Thursdays, a novel that everyone should read, the old fears, because "by the grace of God, this truth we can put it: 'there is a force in the root sinking, there is good in aging'. We finally found the common things, and the wedding and belief "» (Marco Testi).