Infinite Zero, Peter Burzyński’s debut full-length poetry collection, revels in and celebrates its own tragedies. It is a neo-baroque grotesque expression of vulnerability brimming with playful language that simultaneously burns and soothes. At the center of these poems there is a nobody longing for anything and everything. There is morose joy and cheerful glumness. There is poetry that tries to break its own lines and still win. It is the beauty of failure.
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