Also that year, Ranetti produced the "rhyming prologue" "Vatra luminoasă" ("Burning Hearth") and, as Spiriduș ("Elf"), published pieces in the anti-monarchy gazette "Protestarea". "Furnica"s politics became an embarrassment for the governments of Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino and Dimitrie Sturdza, during the early stages of the 1907 Peasants' Revolt. The issues of February 15 and March 15 were confiscated by Ministry of Internal Affairs. Two more volumes came out in 1907, as "Fabule" ("Fables") and the verse comedy "Romeo și Julietta la Mizil" ("Romeo and Juliet from Mizil"), followed in 1909 by the selection "Schițe vesele" ("Cheerful Sketches").