Not leaving a rating because I don't really read poetry so I don't know how to go about rating or expressing my opinions on it.

Like most readers, I thought this was an interesting collection of conceptual poetry. As someone who generally dislikes conceptual poetry (that is, when I do run across it) I thought this was a really effective use of experimental writing/creation. Some aspects of Abel's book were a little too experimental for my tastes (poems Q-S, mostly) but they worked well enough in the greater context of the collection.