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Raw poetry from India's urban shadows: crumbling slums under glass towers, where laborers scaffold exclusion, scarred souls endure, children sift garbage past golden gates. Trembling hands, silent grief, unfair cycles grind on-a theatre of sighs refusing silence. Day changes; melancholy persists. Quiet revolutions rise from the unseen. ""A mirror forcing us to see lives we sidestep."" Debut collection by Parth Joshi. Perfect for social justice readers, poetry lovers and literature. Confronts poverty, caste, ecological grief. Ideal for book clubs, cultural events, academic courses

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Parth Joshi is a creative writer and social media strategist from India, running pages for college clubs, cultural organizations, and social issue campaigns by crafting compelling content that amplifies unseen voices, channeling inner turmoil into verses born from cracked streets and monsoon whispers. A student with passion to transform melancholy and sadness into raw art. City of Melancholy is their debut, where social media scrolls meet poetic rebellion, demanding witness to lives the world overlooks.

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