From this book, by the New York bonded russian poetess Elena Sosnina, you get a feeling of a constant searching. What is the meaning of life? What am I? What is After? What are the answers to these philosophical, yet primal human questions? The poems represent this quest in a cluster of rhythmically fascinating, cleverly rhymed, and emotionally charged poems, in which the characters, very well defined and almost touchable, are immediately recognized by the readers in an "It's all about me!" kind of fashion. All this done within an array of feelings, situations, and places, outlined in different chapters (Rhymograffiti, Sansara, Erodinamics, Russian club, Dans-class) giving the audience a chance to get into the poet's very quarters, to only find themselves, speechless and deeply moved, when the author dissapears, becoming just a dancing wind in between words.