Nancy Depper's first full-length collection offers the poetry of the viscera, the breath, and the skin. Written in precise and accessible language, these poems explore a wide spectrum of embodiment, from rage against illness and disability to delight in lovers' bodies. They gaze fearlessly, both as the eye of the beholder and as the flesh under scrutiny, and bear witness to the ways we are defined by our physical form-and the ways we are not.