Poetiza como puedas

Lock up this book vocation of slap in the face with an open hand. His axiomatic: "Poetry is not at home, Poetry is never where it has already been." For this reason, it is armed with materials repudiated by the lyric to aim at its own jugular. And as he gets on, he fires at just about everything else with a humor that hurts and tastes like bile. Halfway between a book and an attack, "Poetize as you can" is, according to its author, poetry against poetry. Or maybe not, maybe just the opposite. Maybe it's a rescue mission, a defibrillator discharge, a shock. And, if not so much, perhaps a Heimlich maneuver, a mucolytic with which to decongest poetry from supercalifragilistic idiocy.