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AS the day shines down upon the British Empire, one hits snooze on the turnstyle nature of alarms, for hell, the meridian is low, and the sun always rises from the east, we look dearly in our common souls for a sense of nature. Finding yourself downtrodden in the culprits of the racial elite pushes forth those that are constantly sequestered to the edge of empire, and are requested thus to wash up thoroughly in preparation for dinner, to dine or be eaten, the white cloth dispenses as such, and one asks often after drying, Why Are You So Dark? Elancharan chronicles the day to day stagger through alleyways and taxi rides. His darkened cloak of night moves a feet sullen and laden through a solid verse chronicling the adverse domain of those that remain, blackened by the sky in our holy dirt. This People of Color Narrative breaks down social norms in the neo-Singapore, and doesn't fret to ask the hard questions, Why You So Dark? A collection of poems and observations that sheds light on the every man hustle in the streets of our new Asian cinema. Find out why Elancharan Gunasekaran speaks, for his story if not hard to bear, he seeks to break down the walls surrounding you and offer truth, for in this beauty, we still meander, and dwell a new hope for the future. Why You So Dark? 48 pages of full color you seek, for answers, for love, to collect!