In Lunette, poet Bruce Bond and photographer Walt Cochran-Bond explore brokenness--culturally, physically, and psychologically--as a summons, a plea for greater outreach and self-understanding. In dialogue across an intimate distance, poems and photographs deepen their engagement as independent sources, enlarging conversation through forms of interrogation as opposed to mere translation or description. As a figure of fragmentation, intrinsic to both vitality and crisis, the lunette voices what it, in turn, would question, be it openness or exclusion, recovery or loss, trauma or the ache of the phantom wound.