In order to fully appreciate this book of poetry by Canadian poet Zoran Jungic, the reader should, perhaps, keep in mind the idea advanced by Roland Barthes, suggesting that "birth of the reader has to be substituted by death of the author". This book, as a sole physical entity, represents an inanimate object, but when it is read and absorbed by a reader, it suddenly becomes living experience, existing as long as the reader is there to offer his/her nourishment and support.