I Wish I Were A Candle In

I Never Wanted Children, Maybe I'm Afraid Of Responsibility.

And You Became Like Coffee, In The Deliciousness, And The Bitterness, And The Addiction.

The Importance Of Poetry Is Not Measured, Finally, By What The Poet Says But By How He Says It.

Against Barbarity, Poetry Can Resist Only By Confirming Its Attachment To Human Fragility Like A Blade Of Grass Growing On A Wall While Armies March By.

I Thought Poetry Could Change Everything, Could Change History And Could Humanize, And I Think That The Illusion Is Very Necessary To Push Poets To Be Involved And To Believe, But Now I Think That Poetry Changes Only The Poet.