The poem "On the Way to Narva Kabbalist" is a remarkable ironic-poetic play with Kabbalah, a mystical branch of Judaism. It touches the most sensitive nerve of poetry — the very possibility of speaking, articulating one's truth amidst the constraints of modern thinking and linguistic clichés, not to mention the internal turmoil of the speaker.

The poem is characterized by self-irony, deep self-analysis, and unexpectedly vivid insights. Originally, it was written by the author in both English and Finnish.