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Walls of Flesh' is an intriguing anthology of a high-velocity poetry of Jernail Anand and Kallol Choudhury, that moves from the plain musings to its core ideas, from meditations to its original thoughts and from the satellites to its source planets, to tell the story of life through the lens of class, religion, desire, humanity, and suffering. In the Walls of Flesh, blood nourishes our tissues and poetry blossoms like prayers. Both recognize social elements as pairing of dichotomy such as sacred and secular, rich and poor, civilized and barbaric, success and failure, often fearful of enigmas. Therefore, we should appreciate more, sing more, dance more and live more. This anthology is a journey of reality, healing, making amends, finding truth, and of our inability to hold on to our own ways of life.