Fifty-six poems, accumulated and rock-tumbled across a tumultuous decade, then carefully polished to humbly present to you, here, now. Inside, you will encounter poems of varied tones and styles, with subject matter including, but not limited to: black holes and bright dots, devils and angels, irises and viruses, the rise and fall of romances and friendships, mental illness, the wonders of theoretical mathematics, obituarial instructions, a few odd odes, and a hate-poem about (against?) the month of February. It would behoove you to remember: thinking about thinking is quite useful when done sparingly.