The document contains several poems in different languages and styles. It begins with "Confession" by Alfonsina Storni about sinning like roses that die of thirst. It then includes brief poems about wandering through mists by Hermann Hesse, the wide and sad land by Van Wyk Louw, and a shrub by Keven Sandoval. It concludes with Giacomo Leopardi's poem about a lonely sparrow watching other birds joyfully wheel through the sky while it gazes apart and consumes its life with plaintive music.