Marcelinus Apakhade
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Welcome to my thoughts, where words dance and emotions unfurl. I'm Marcelinus, I use literature to explore and express the tapestry of human experience.
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The Question: What Kind of Illiterate Are You?
By standard terms, illiteracy means lacking the proper credentials to fit into modern society. But what if your literacy is someone else's illiteracy, and they mock your ignorance in their part of the world? Standards often ignore minorities, leading to conflicting definitions of literacy.
By Marcelinus Apakhadeabout a year ago in Poets
Teens Fall in Love, People Fall Out of Love
So why didn’t Romeo leave Juliet? What if Juliet cheated—would Romeo still fight for love? Demented love. The love of your life might be betraying you for someone else. So why does Mona Lisa profess false love? Does Romeo believe her?
By Marcelinus Apakhade2 years ago in Poets
The Burning Light Within: Unlocking Our Collective Power
Does the world still await a messiah? Anticipating the messiah as foretold by the elders of old, we live in a time of hope and greed, good and evil. The necessity of one’s circumstance often outweighs the consequences of sin.
By Marcelinus Apakhade2 years ago in Journal
