Of, the indescribable poetry collection from Kai Ihns, is a book that thinks about both relation and grammar and relation as grammar: how orienting oneself through the process of making sense necessarily commits one to certain ways of seeing the world, an idea the book views as both a source of meaning and something to fear. In other words, this is a book about love, finitude, and the nature of its own imbrication in the logics of contemporary America.