Faisal Mohyuddin reads "His Ashes Upstream From Where He Was Born"

The transcript explores themes of loss, longing, and identity through the lens of an immigrant's experience. It reflects on the relationship between a father and son, the impact of ancestry, and the role of memory and melody in personal history. The narrative delves into the challenges of immigration, urban life, and the sense of connection and disconnection in modern society.

In what ways does the text reflect on the theme of memory and forgetting?

Discuss the significance of the phrase 'I wear your work like land wears a city.'