After The Turbulence Of Death, Moral Principles

The Writer Of Stories Or Of Novels Settles On Men And Imitates Them; He Exhausts The Possibilities Of His Characters.

The Poet Does Not Fear Death, Not Because He Believes In The Fantasy Of Heroes, But Because Death Constantly Visits His Thoughts And Is Thus An Image Of A Serene Dialogue.

The Poet's Spoken Discourse Often Depends On A Mystique, On The Spiritual Freedom That Finds Itself Enslaved On Earth.

Poetry Is The Revelation Of A Feeling That The Poet Believes To Be Interior And Personal But Which The Reader Recognizes As His Own.

As The Poet Has Expected, The Alarms Now Are Sounded, For - And It Must Be Said Again - The Birth Of A Poet Is Always A Threat To The Existing Cultural Order, Because He Attempts To Break Through The Circle Of Literary Castes To Reach The Center.