Verses is a film that animates old water damaged and moldy books. The books are juvenile hall ledgers from the 1940s–1960s. The ledgers were written by councilors on the daily observations of the children in their charge. The Rorschach patterns that have naturally formed in the books remind one of the psychological impact this institution had on the children detained there.
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