West Coast Fly Fisher
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Exploring themes of belonging and freedom, this collection of poems captures the personal and political experiences of a third-world immigrant. The verses reflect a profound desire for wanderlust while rejecting tribalism and nostalgia tied to specific ethnic identities. Additionally, the poet skillfully incorporates the vibrant rhythms of Caribbean speech, creating a unique and resonant voice that speaks to the complexities of identity and cultural experience.
A widowed father embarks on a desperate journey to find his missing six-year-old daughter, facing the challenges of parenthood and grief. Accompanied by his angry 15-year-old son, their strained relationship adds tension to the search. As they navigate their emotions and confront external obstacles, themes of family bonds and resilience emerge, highlighting the struggle between despair and hope in their quest for reunion.