Songs were my firm hand, says the poet in his first poem of the present collection. The world of images of musical sound is entrusted with experiences and reflections. Music and its verbal expression can serve as a guardian over this poetry. These are poems that are embedded in an overarching concept that represents the continuous symmetry of the work. This is externally evident in the titles of the poems; they all belong to musical terminology. Thus, we learn, for example, in the poem group "Chords," that a chord has many different layers of meaning, that it can refer to the harmony of a person with their home, or denote the alignment with their life goal, but it can also concretely describe traditional or modern musical sounds, accessible or more obscure chords in music.