Poetry, the expression of humanity's sensitivity and thought, since it can be called that. It is enough to look at some prehistoric vestiges such as the cave paintings of Altamira and Lascaux or sculptures such as the Venus of Savignano to feel its undeniable poetic content also included in its funeral rites, songs, dances, instruments, etc. When the common, the everyday, is not enough to represent us in the universe, we go looking for other expressions that mean us. Poetry is, by antonomasia, written, before with meter and rhythm and now not necessarily so, with all that implies in its contemporary conceptions and without disdaining the legacy of centuries full of studious and eager searches for beauty and the most proper expression. , with its great authors who contributed styles and solutions, metaphors, images, lyrical, epic and heroic, in short, diverse forms of expression that appear in some way in the pages of all generations of writers up to the current works like the one we have in our hands and presented to us by the master Christian Mason as a mosaic of different topics and perspectives that emanate from and at the same time penetrate our life, in the sensitive being, in its reflective, crucial, anguishing, pleasurable and dreamy moments. It is also like delighting in landscapes, going on trips, attending different scenes that communicate to us what is proper to the human condition that will always begin with our individual relationship. Thus, external visions, internal speculations, sensitive confessions of the soul, aesthetic concerns that we all, badly or well, more or less, dragging or flying, carry with greater or lesser dissimulation but there inside constitute us and affect us in different ways. The reunion with poetry and its long presence in culture is perceived through the words, concepts, images and similar emotions that this book by Christian Mason offers us. Besides making us vibrate to the rhythm of these voices, it can bring us solace, visions of this interesting and wide world that still offers so much to penetrate in its mystery, beauty and nature, inside and outside of the human being. This selection of poems is complemented by ink and brush illustrations. A plastic facet that the author practices, even before literature, represents other lines and forms of poetic human expression that preceded his letters and here they are accompanied giving more value to the expression and more emphasis to the communication of this brief compendium that we propose to our good condition of readers and seekers of the flower of literature as poetry is rightly known.