A chat with Franco Loi is pushed into a journey into little-visited places today, such as compassion and solidarity, the memory of the past and affection for the little everyday things, the care habits that helped to live. Strong writer and human being, born in Genoa in 1930 by a Sardinian father and mother Emilia, Loi is now one of the greatest Italian poets living, even if the language in which it expresses is the Milanese dialect, mixed with neologisms and words arrived with the 'Post-war immigration. In the library has just arrived Lader De Dieu (When God Sings) published by Giuliano Ladolfi, his last collection, sixty poems in Milan with Italian translation. a book that invites you to question themselves and slow down. "The Thief of God I am, and all those who do not adhere to the Catholic Church but they have an ongoing relationship with the mystery of things. We can not give a logical definition of the deity, but the art make it closer and feel.