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Amply illustrated, mystically-bent, with naysas and asanas conforming to the language of its writing and age, this unusual collection reveals much through its telesma well as words. Specifically, it discloses a controversial origin of the form of vowels take, and a related exercise to justify it. Other poems, meanwhile, though obtuse and thread-bare, signify that word-limit to say a thing is as limit of bones to say an organism. To quip, take it with a grain of salt, and maybe therein might find, to paraphrase the poet, infinity staring back.