88 years ago, the citizens of Barcelona and other Catalan towns looked at the sky with terror. "The terrible hecatomb that punishes Barcelona continues. A couple of thousand victims and more than a hundred buildings destroyed in two days. Panic and horror. Let's all go to Vallirana. The scenes of exodus and sheltering witnessed at the metro stations and platforms are unforgettable," wrote Josep M. López-Picó on March 18, 1938. On Saturday, June 20, however, one will be able to look at the sky with optimism: 100,000 poems will fall. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Franco's death, a helicopter will fly over Plaça Nova and the surroundings of Barcelona Cathedral to drop verses, in Catalan and Spanish, especially from emerging poets.