Michalis Mytakidis, also known as B.D. Foxmoor, has been sharing his lyrics for thirty years now. With this edition, he comes again, through the fire that permeates his thoughts, to offer us his soul from 2006 until today, "baptizing" it with the greatness of "Charge Me with Fire". Without hesitation and with deep respect for its rules, he invites us to charge him with the fire from which he emerged as a bronze Hephaestus, burning everything that could dare to try to appease it. Lyrics that remind us of the horses of his sons, with a hot breath, with bronze weapons, with flaming reins, inviting us to become their riders. B.D. Foxmoor recognized his fire and tamed it throughout the years, becoming a great poet of our times. A wise and sharp poet, who does not hesitate to give his truth through his words. He never cared how he would be judged and forged his lyrics with free words.

A great and worthy point of study throughout the years is his ability and ease to shape words. In a magical and surgical way, his mind embraces them, binds them with spells in the cauldron of Low Bap, essentially creating a new code of communication. Thus, he rebels, he fights, he wins.

If someone expects to find in his lyrics embellished conditions, adorned experiences, and voices of moderate intensity, they will be disappointed! The lyrics are given by the Higher and therefore do not offer gifts. What he experiences, what he believes, he gives it sincerely and without criminalizing the words. Whoever seeks the ancient and soulful fire, the power to live more prepared to fight for what they deserve, the abundant depths and precious knowledge, must open these pages.

Since 2006, he communicated more and more with his higher self. Through dreams and words, he met him in his freedom above, sending his vibrations to the universe.

He dared to incorporate unique truths and knowledge into myths. References of combined knowledge, such as, for example, the glandular anger combined with prayer, which refers to the total "protection" of the body and spirit. Truly distinctive references, where he calls his companion to seek, to become more knowledgeable, to delve into elements of knowledge that few possess today.

The muse anointed him as a poet. She bestowed upon him sacred and elusive virtues. She made him a glorious David in the times of Goliath. In the giant battle of our times, coming as a rider in a splendid chariot to frighten the giants, he will slay Mymantas again, restoring the freedom of the mind and at the same time redemption.