The dense and rich lyrical language is perfectly combined with the corresponding prose, allowing us to explore dominant themes in Astronomy, Mythology, Physics, and Astrophysics.

What is the libation of the gods? What is the caress of the stars? Is it true... that nothing ends? What is a rainbow and how is it created? What do we call bolides, meteors, and meteor showers? What is the theory of Panspermia? What are the azimuths and altitudes of the stars? What are black holes and white holes? These are some of the questions that are answered in "All... libation of the gods".

The libation refers to the fiery jets of light from the brilliant stars and the colors of the Iris, which carve the communion in which our spherical Earth rotates and revolves. Some lyrical pieces speak about the Colors of the stars and the constellations.

Thus, we recognize the constellation of Orion, the Pleiades, and the Morning Star, while the message finally comes from the heavens with the poem "The heavens always tell". The lonely Temple of Poseidon at Sounion is an ode to the unparalleled monuments of antiquity, while the other poems refer to cyclical time, the night, and the Moon.

All questions are answered in a simple, vivid, and understandable way, allowing the reader to gain a comprehensive knowledge of the book's theme.