Vijay Seshadri,winner of the 2014 Pulitzer Poetry Prize,defines himself as a poet who does voices.Alongside a profound tradition of English poetry,his poems feature a trans-genre prosaic style,an experimental employment of poetic voices,and a typically Seshadrian structural turn that conveys meaning.The richness of his poems lies in his ability to imaginatively transgress what others consider boundaries of identity.Believing that poetry can free the disassociated self from the borders of places and the nightmare of history,Seshadri creates a variety of poetic identities and tells a kaleidoscopic collection of contemporary urban stories in voices that lead to an omnipresent human consciousness.