Delirious and simultaneously frank, the poetic prose of Julio Tœpac Cabello exercises to be silly and deep, skeptic and naif, sensitive and sarcastic. It seems to play while trying to figure out what means to live for the narrator that is performed in those lines. Sometimes too dangerous that can burn, some others so candid that transforms into a child's text. Sabidur’a de moribundo is a promise and a testament.