We do not know what poetry is. The univocal concepts which one used to call "the world", "reality", "nature", "culture", "poetry" have become more naïvely reductionist since seekers have become increasingly aware of the plurality of worlds and cultures, of the complexity of levels of reality and of levels of perception, levels uncaptured by Aristotelian logic and dialectics. Rather, an infinite number of levels of truth and of complexity in poetry exist, a verticality of levels of poetic perception, a plurality of directions of the quest, a multiplicitiy of forms of poetic art.

The poet-so(u)rcererworks at reconciling the warring sisters of poetry and philosophy.

the human phenomenon possesses in its heart an inexhaustible potential to awake to the luminous transcendence of its own interior sources. It is the vocation of the poet-so(u)rcererto make allusions to this by creating new points of reference and new sign-posts on the path-less path of interior infinity.