In William Walrond Strangmeyer's spellbinding collection of poetry, no stone goes unturned when it comes to holding The Man accountable. Railing against the Establishment at the same time as Strangmeyer muses about love (and the fantasy of it that can so often be debunked), passion and musical heroes, among other subjects, he takes his reader through the different phases of-and reconciliations with-life, as it were, in sections divided into the following: Dream Life, Inquisitions, Denunciations, Shared Fragments, Trills and Out & Back. And it is through each poem that Strangmeyer will lead his reader to one of the most important revelations of all: "We all must have a life we love."