Even the darkest or sibylline phrase, which you would have difficulty decrypting its content, while when uttered as oral speech did not require any kind of explanation for those who happened to hear it, can be a wonderful opportunity to write interesting and inspired texts that contain it and complete it sometimes indirectly and sometimes directly. Just like the phrase "The cherries don't need warming up".

One is amazed reading the texts of this book, because a phrase that would remain suspended and alone in the world functioned like the stone we throw into the water, causing simultaneous waves of a revealing speech, so that we can conclude that no matter how arbitrary a thought may seem, its result is always something coordinated and mainly literary healthy.

And furthermore, that the trigger in order to write a text can also serve as a challenge to be read with great interest.