The Two Thousand Mile View is not just a distance; it is the mental space required to understand a moment too painful to see up close. From the chaotic colors of Delhi to the black-and-white silence of Toronto, this collection documents the cracks in the daily grind. Merging the brutal honesty of dirty realism with the specific loneliness of the immigrant experience, these poems are receipts of survival-from the "sinking red chair" of inertia to the "cheap fire" of restlessness.
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