The Predator: Serangan Nekat

The juxtaposition of children's perspectives and mature themes made the poetry feel both haunting and profound. I'm curious whether this contrast was intentional from the start.

The depiction of the bank and its ruthless environment felt like a sharp commentary. Did the author draw from personal experiences or observations of the finance world?

The varied forms and voices kept the collection dynamic, but I wonder what influenced the choice to mix different poetic styles?