Michalis Mytakidis, also known as B.D. Foxmoor, has been expressing his lyrics for thirty years now. With this publication, he returns to offer us his soul from 2006 to the present, "baptizing" the greatness of "Charge me the fire." Without hesitation and with deep heartfelt respect for his rules, he invites us to charge him with the fire from which he emerged as a bronze Hephaestus, burning everything that might dare to quell it.

Lyrics that remind one of the horses of the Cabiri's sons, with hot breath, with bronze hooves, with flaming reins, inviting you to become their rider. B.D. Foxmoor recognized his fire and over the years subdued it, becoming a great poet of our time. A wise and fiery poet, who does not hesitate to convey his unvarnished truth through his words. He never worried about how he would be judged and forged his lyrics with free words.

A significant and worthy point of study over the years is his ability and ease in crafting words. In a magical and surgical manner, his mind embraces them, tying them with spells in the cauldron of Low Bap, essentially creating a new code of communication. Thus he rebels, thus he fights, thus he wins.

If someone expects to find in his lyrics beautified circumstances, embellished experiences, and voices of moderate intensity, they will be disappointed! The lyrics are delivered from the Higher and therefore do not offer graces. All he experienced, lives, and believes, he shares with honesty and without criminalizing words. Anyone seeking ancient and soulful fire, the strength to live more ready to fight for what they deserve, the boundless depths and precious knowledge, must open these pages.

Since 2006, he has been communicating more and more with his higher self. Through dreams and words, he meets him in his freedom above, sending his vibrations into the universe. He dared to include truths and unique knowledge in his myths. References to combinative knowledge, such as, for example, to the thymus gland combined with prayer, which refers to the complete "protection" of body and spirit. Truly distinctive references, where he invites his fellow traveler to seek, to become more knowledgeable, to delve deeper into elements of knowledge that few possess today.

The muse anointed him as a poet. She gifted him with sacred and rare virtues. She made him a brilliant David in times of Goliath. In the giant struggle of our times, coming as a rider on a bright chariot to frighten the giants, he will slay Mimanth once again, restoring the freedom of the mind and simultaneously the salvation.

"Charge me the fire" is the most significant literary creation of B.D. FOXMOOR, until the next...

Vasilis Pasipoulairidis