 So I loved it that you gave us that history about Pindar the Greek, the originator of the ode. Yeah. You also mentioned in the introduction Horace the Roman. Yes. He also wrote odes. So did Keats. Yeah. And this is what I wanted to ask you about. Pablo Neruda, for whom you say the ode was more like a perceptual Swiss army knife. It's like the ode is something super useful that can be sort of pulled out at any point in your existence. Exactly. You pull it out of your back pocket and you get jimmying and you get chiseling and you get poking. Yeah.