This, my third book, is not just a collection of words, but a harvest in the midst of full, existing life. Those who open these pages enter a space where existence no longer seeks explanations, but unconditionally adheres to its own thoughts and actions. It is the living legacy of Franky Hollyday, unfolding in a powerful trinity: the "Lex" represents a sovereignty forged from pain and resistance, a call for absolute personal responsibility and authentic being. With the "Ratio," reality in the present is dissected, and human perception is boldly questioned, while the "Carmina" allows the rhythm of nature and the heart to breathe directly in poetry. Behind the alias Franky Hollyday stands Frank Stolzenberg, whose writing is infused with deep, decades-long experience with the abysses and healing paths of the human psyche. After a journey through extreme highs and lows, he found a radical clarity in the silence of the forest, which now becomes palpable as a pulsating presence in every sentence. Here, a person writes what his "inexcusable secured existence" deeply stirs within, inviting the reader to become part of this unvarnished intensity. He speaks as a witness to a truth that cannot tolerate inflation. Time is our only true currency, and every moment is an opportunity to arrive at oneself. It is the sum of insights, honest, unyielding, and deeply connected to the pulse of our Earth and the universe in which it resides.