In her third poetry book, Lena Kallergi visits the darkest parts of human nature and the natural world, exploring their connections.

The wild piece of nature becomes both prey and predator, as well as a fellow traveler on the paths of humanity, marking a wounded freedom and the possibility of a more authentic life.

It emerges sometimes as a small and unnoticed insect, sometimes as a hungry beast in the depths of the voice, and sometimes as a sturdy tree that sets its own terms.

The true self and world bloom by overturning given commands, making desolation its homeland, creating creatures from nowhere, and surviving with scars that signify both pain and joy, in a parallel internal and external journey.