This project seeks to explore the nuances of language, memory and space, all the while exploring identity and identity formation in the city. State given documents like the CNIC and Domicile give us our identities. They tell us our place of birth, residence, our names, the city we live in, and attach a chip to all this information. We are given one name, one address, one place of origin, when in fact identities are much more fluid. They encompass history, language(s), lived experiences, memories and a bunch of other things that may very well be intangible. This outright rejection of identities by the state, has for certain created anxieties within people. Additionally, it has also allowed an acceptance of these state given identities at the cost of hiding ones ‘real’ identity (if such a thing even exists). This book uses Avant-garde experimental poetry and prose to tell this story. All stories are memory and narrative is remembrance. These are snippets of multiple remembrances.