Alibarú is the second installment of the trilogy, written for the second stage of preschool education. It is designed to acquaint children with the wonder, the mystery, the grandeur and the emotion of poetry. It follows the round of seasons: the school year starts in autumn; with winter comes Christmas; in springtime the days grow longer; and finally, summer is the sea, the river or the mountains, a wide-stretching landscape to get tangled up in or a horizonless road bordering the countryside. Like the round of seasons that marks the life of boys and girls, these poems are divided into four spaces of time