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The House of Violence is narrative poetry, divided into three themes, each exploring some aspect of violence.

The story begins on a train held up by a storm. The man, called C., is on a journey into an unknown frontier. He finds a pill in his pocket, swallows it, and a hallucination begins. In the next scene, C. has a discussion with a prostitute. She asks him about his hand, which is missing two fingers, and he replies evasively. Next, the story takes up the "Clerk," as C. the child is called. Ignoring his mother's call, Clerk stands over the crib of the baby who died, lost in dreams of absolute liberation. He meets the Bawa, who is tied to Clerk in a way he never comes to understand. Gradually,...