De últimas horas / Of Last Hours

Exploring the themes of aging, identity, and mortality, the protagonist navigates his Jewish-Cuban heritage through poetry, music, and introspection. The collection reflects on the fragile nature of imagination as a sanctuary, intertwining everyday rituals with profound existential musings. Kozer's verses capture the tension between proximity and distance, existence and extinction, revealing striking contrasts and the interplay of life and death. The work serves as a poignant meditation on the human experience, marked by beauty and the inevitability of loss.