Mateiu Caragiale published "Remember" as a volume the following year; from 1922, he began work on "Spovedanii" ("Confessions"), the third and final section of "Craii...", which, as he recounted, coincided with "the most terrible crisis" of his life. Several of his poems were published in a 1925 collection edited by Perpessicius and Ion Pillat ("Antologia poeților de azi"), and were accompanied by an ink portrait signed Marcel Janco; at the time, Caragiale announced that he was going to publish a series of poems under the title "Pajere" (it was to be printed only after his death). In the 1925–1933 period, Caragiale's notes show that he was seeing his life as marked by existential cycles and crucial moments.