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We All Know the Lyrics to the Millennial-Gen-Z divide

May 10, 2021

We All Know the Lyrics to the Millennial-Gen-Z divide

May 10, 2021

Painting the Dionysian End of the Pandemic

This is what two paintings 423 years apart have to say about feeling good post-pandemic. How the myth of Dionysus and his philosophical…

Apr 9, 2021

Painting the Dionysian End of the Pandemic

Apr 9, 2021

Poetry Monthl

Sonnet 2.

Jul 25, 2020

Poetry Monthl

Jul 25, 2020

Colonial Solastalgia

A look at how climate change and colonialism operate together to displace a young black woman’s sense of self or as she exasperates, “How…

Jun 25, 2020

Colonial Solastalgia

Jun 25, 2020

Summer Short Story Series

But I Break

Jun 23, 2020

Jun 23, 2020

Attempts to Be Poetic

I wrote the following poem immediately after reading 'The Cult of the Noble Amateur' by Rebecca Watts, a link to the Guardian summary here…

Jun 16, 2020

Attempts to Be Poetic

Jun 16, 2020

Summer Short Story Series

But I Break

Jun 15, 2020

Jun 15, 2020

PThe Choices of Branches

A poem for Shloka, who inspires me to write better and more wonderful verse, especially for the Keatsian lovers out here traversing the…

Jun 8, 2020

PThe Choices of Branches

Jun 8, 2020

Why Does Doing it for the Culture Feel Endless?

Before everyone starts demanding that their internet timeline goes back to the way it was before, what was it even like? Why does modern…

Jun 8, 2020

Why Does Doing it for the Culture Feel Endless?

Jun 8, 2020

A Cold Political November

In the past few weeks it has become very apparent that the world for better or worse is going through a change, as the democracy created…

Feb 22, 2019

Feb 22, 2019

Marshea Makosa

Marshea Makosa

she/her| writer & producer| author of grotesquely unaffected, of sapiens and stars & the creole pantheon project(forthcoming)| earnest earth scientist

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