Ruth Irirai's "Estral Passion" is a soloed poem that sings a passion for his male lover. And while women appear as the main characters of narrative, women's passion and expression in the existing language systems and social structures of the male center is neither easy nor free. So Irirai borrows a love letter form and tries to show paradoxically why true unions between men and women in patriarchal instead of sweet love songs can't be possible. The parody of love letters is a strategy that