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In this collection of moving and sometimes frightening poems, Puerto-Rican Philosopher W. Angelette provides glimpses into a world where she navigates artfully through the seams binding life, death, the naive and the profound. Professor Angelette steps away from the precise style of argument found in her philosophy of science essays that explore the nature of rationality in order to immerse us in "lived" experiences, independent of the philosophers' artificial structures. From this more immediate perspective one is freed to explore the Truths laid bare through the lives of the characters of her poems.