In 33 Crumbs, ecstatic poet Albert Torok skillfully maneuvers a delicate imaginary landscape. Real and surreal blends together for a more comprehensive illustration of love. Torok mixes form and free-verse, specifically giving more emphasis to meaning. The lines capture our attention with mastery of longing ( I am burned up now / after donating you all, / my ashes rest on this abandoned place / ready to turn into phoenix. ) as well as brightness ( you are light / poured into a mold / of a woman. ), emotion ( I live in your eyes / and see myself bathing in your tears ), and even timelessness ( pain, ecstasy past my longing soul / in slow motion / at the threshold of rebirth. ). Eventually these poems bring us closer to each other and give clearness to understand better our needs in a relationship."