Opens "Love is also a fragment: the cheek of the fat boy face of the moon who offers to be kissed, the ingredient phrase, I can't live without you, the sum of the few words that truly invent themselves: You are." At first, the impression of the direction and attitude of the poem seemed positive, inspiring the thought that love is truly self-sufficient despite its fragility. Even the title The Desert at Your Fingertips seems to imply a biblical simile, according to which love is a trial that can test you and strengthen you, just as Jesus' forty days in the desert were a time of great temptation and redemption for