The collection of verses Kites was written after the author's trip across China. The collection reveals the author's understanding of China through various and rich meaningful pictures. The poet doesn't want to be and can't be enslaved by earlier images, or by the world in description. The paradox is obvious.
Myth breaks with common everyday happenings, making it uncommon.
It is presented to us as a newly discovered reality. It is a worldly reality that comes into existence in the author's verses, combined with universal dimensions through which the author offers suggestive and authentic visions. These show that he is able to create an objective world in keeping with the milieu of poetry. In Kites, Slavko Janevski pursues an adventure with language. The verses attain complex lexical structures characterized by ritual words for discovering the essence that exists in the verses.