…This is why each poem is a moral lesson, no matter how elevated, evanescent, or injected with virulent or boorish invective.  Indeed, not to be confused with the morality that expires with the religion that spawned it, but a spiritualized ethics that is already in this Kairos of the wheel of metamorphoses, in which the ghost of the dead God only appears to pass the baton to a new sacral legitimation, shows signs of wanting to be objectified.  Only if the poet’s fate recruits him/her to be an agent for the foundation of a new history of the mind, one where the phantasmagoria of the powers of social and mental environmental chaos paralyzes him/her in a disclaimer that relies on the narcissistic anesthesia of the others within the poet, or if the poet is tormented by the insistence of the memory of a future inscribed in the highest category of the Spirit that the pimps of the prostitution of life banish with widespread retros of economic supremacy, he/she can only unravel, in painful loneliness, the ingenuity of making the breath of the Universal Soul resound in the word the incubates the transformation of the human soul. 

Excerpts from the poet’s introduction in the book Poesia Completa – translated by Diniz Borges