WE WANT WARS

 Homicide is not a natural activity,

but wars produce joy and money
and ease the souls of many. This
will to kill is a disease, it is
an unnatural activity to want, but
especially the death of your fellow human
because you in turn can become
a victim and you have the impression under the rule
of this will that for the longest
time you yourself become a defenseless
insect and you see yourself as a fly
crushed with a slipper against a wall.
But man sees the world through 

an apocalyptic nervousness and wants
wars, in vain he tries
not to want them, he imitates calmness,
but he does not succeed in quietening down.
Homicide cools them down.
He, God, made people this way
by grace. And they want slaughters and wars.

THOSE KINDS OF DICK'S SKINS

 Those kinds of dick's skins

drag the schmutz through the literature 

over to the money safes 

and they dry in the sun like the worms. 

For many years they have provided 

defence to them.  

BETWEEN LIFE AND WIND -- A WORK OF RARE REFINEMENT AND ELEMENTAL FORCE

 There are books that speak, and books that breathe. Between Life and Wind does both— with the poise of a classical instrument and the urgency of a gathering storm. Vlad Neagoe composes a luminous, wind‑struck meditation on the thresholds of being: where the body meets the invisible, where memory meets its own echo, where language becomes a current of revelation. A work of rare refinement and elemental force.

Between Life and Wind by Vlad Neagoe is poetry with voltage

 This book doesn’t “breeze” through your life. It storms in. Between Life and Wind by Vlad Neagoe is poetry with voltage— lines that slice, images that detonate, truths that refuse to stay quiet. If you want soft, scroll on. If you want a book that rearranges your internal weather, tap in.

BETWEEN LIFE AND WIND -- A BOOK OF INTENSITY AND RESONANCE

 In Between Life and Wind, Vlad Neagoe delivers a collection of poems created at the threshold between the intimate and the elemental. His voice moves with the force of a rising front—precise, restless, and charged with a fierce clarity. These poems confront the fragile architecture of the self, the shifting landscapes of memory, and the invisible pressures that shape human destiny. A book of intensity and resonance, Between Life and Wind invites readers into a world where every breath is a negotiation and every gust carries revelation.

READ BETWEEN LIFE AND WIND

 BETWEEN LIFE AND WIND — Poetry that hits like weather. Brace yourself.

3. The “Mythic Combat” — violent, exalted, metaphysical

 In Between Life and Wind, Vlad Neagoe writes as if wrestling an invisible titan — and winning.

These poems are forged in the clash between the mortal body and the immortal hunger for meaning. They move like ancient forces: wind, fire, shadow, ascent. Neagoe’s voice is both priest and warrior, both witness and challenger of the world’s hidden architecture.

This is poetry that refuses to kneel. Poetry that tears open the sky. Poetry that demands you stand in the open and face whatever you truly are.

Between Life and Wind Not for the timid. For those who still believe the soul is a battlefield.