These are, as the title says, _verses_.
They are literary experiments, puns, etc.
In Argentinian Spanish, _vesre_ is lunfardo for _al revΓ©s_, which means _backwards_.
_Verso_ means _verse_ (as in: the English word) but also _lie_ (see: [[Esto es un verso]]). _Verses_, in Spanish, sounds like a weird conjugation of _ver_ (_to see_), standard conjugation being _ver-se_: _to see oneself_. It also sounds like _versus_ (something turned/turning against itself). Like this explanation, which defeats the versus.