The present study brings forth a complementary light on the entire activity of the Bessarabian poet Grigore Vieru, considered as oscillating between litany and auto-hagiographism, often failed ideologically. Moreover, it advances the pantropical hypothesis that the well-known Christian prayer “Our father” is served broadly as intertextual pretext for Vieru to his list of books, and, particularly to several of his thematic texts.