Twenty Poems of Alcohol and a Cigar in the Ashtray

Karlo Toreles considers that poems are like reflections in water, living impressions and stirring of feelings for their author. He declared himself an omnivorous man of feelings, of beings, of travels, of heel over and of battles, and he claimed that he would eat all the earth and drink all the sea. In much of his work, Toreles verifies that the poet can write about what is indicated, whatever is necessary for a human community.