Jun Fosse (born 1959) is known in Norway primarily as a prose writer and playwright, and a very successful playwright: his plays are staged not only in Scandinavia, but throughout Europe. However, Fosse also has a “poetic hypostasis”: he published several collections of poetry. From them you can see that the poet has favorite poetic forms - for example, he clearly gravitates towards the tenth line. Fosse's poetry is the poetry of the gaze, when the poet strives to give the reader a visual image, completely “objectifying” it and “removing” reflection and personal commentary from the text. These poems are somewhat similar to engravings, where there are no halftones - only black and white, but at the same time there is a strong emotional charge.