In the form of an audio letter, the work is experimental poetry that questions children's relationship to weapons (an imaginary sharp object) as a tool of self-defense or self-destruction. Formed as an echo-narrative with a single chant, the work evokes and initiates aspirations to resolve personal conflicts after traumatic experiences, where the starting point is a sense of restlessness, insecurity and instability. In this way, something traditionally perceived as "danger" tends to be tamed, sensitized to human touch, with the absolute awareness that the injury cannot be one-sided. In the daily life of attack and defense, the attacked, as well as the attacker, go through the same experiences, sharing the same territories of time that confront them, manipulating survival instincts and survival needs.“