Unique and incomparable is the poetic work of Ror Wolf, presented in a strong volume that collects the works of Ror Wolf. Just when one thought they had seen it all, the poet skillfully surprised with another book: The suddenly creeping cold in December, a preliminary final volume of new poems, ranging from early works from the late fifties to a concluding, captivating cycle about Hans Waldmann's ultimate disappearance. These are Ror Wolf's perspectives on the world, expressed in his unmistakable style and language, from the "dark ground of reality" to "The Crushing and the Bursting," the "nocturnal sounds," the "overnight stay in the cold train compartment during the storm raging in the high mountains of the uninhabited areas of Colorado," and finally to the "end of the old conditions." The "difficulties in lifting the feet," "The Moisture and Death," and more.