Pay attention to the verses and especially the words; each has its own meaning and specific significance. The dense lyrical discourse of the author is perfectly and intentionally combined with the corresponding prose, allowing us to explore prominent themes of Astronomy, our wonderful Mythology, and the indeterminate timeless Time.

The lyrical discourse is the impetus, while the prose discourse constitutes the knowledge. What is the echo of the Universe? - Why is the Universe inexpressible? - Who are the Moonlit Ones? - What happened to Neil Armstrong on the Moon? - What is the sediment of time? - What is the star of Dawn? - What is the Code of knowledge? These are some of the questions to which answers are provided in "The Echo of the Universe."

This echo refers to the background radiation that dynamically reinforced the Big Bang theory, while other lyrical pieces such as: The three Graces, the Muses and Athena, the enchanted land, arise from our wonderful Mythology.

The invaluable Time is presented through five poems, all referring to its indeterminate nature. Read the verses, answer your questions, learn about the echo of the Universe, the inexpressible Universe, the sediment of time, the dethroning of the Earth, and complete your journey into the secrets of the Universe with the Code of knowledge, which offers us the key to deciphering these secrets.