In free verse, LH Anderson chronologically conveys his poetic memory, verbalizing tragedies that make victims mute. On the fragments of a shattered childhood, adolescent anxiety and trauma, he creates a responsible, determined voice of an adult. A loud cry for change in society, a cry against violence, abuse, the stifling of the female voice and against social censorship when dealing with topics that include sex education and sexual abuse. (taken from zalozba-grlica.si)