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Emigration Of Our Great Colossus, Sterling Imago
Emigration Of Our Great Colossus, Sterling Imago
Landshark Literary Review
A short poem on the emigration of The Great Colossus (Statue of Liberty) due to her view of the soceioeconomic state of The United States of America.
Mermaid Hurricane, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Krohn Headed, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
More Than Any Thing Or Any One, Baylie E. Rice
More Than Any Thing Or Any One, Baylie E. Rice
Landshark Literary Review
These sister poems "more than any thing" and "more than any one" were written as an exploration of how we tend to romanticize people we are involved with romantically. After they break our hearts or hurt us in some way, we begin to see them as they truly are, for better or worse. "more than any thing" is the process of viewing someone through rose colored glasses, while "more than any one" is looking back on the relationship and wishing you had spent more time learning to love yourself.
Hot Ears, Anna Thomas
Hot Ears, Anna Thomas
Landshark Literary Review
A short creative non-fiction piece about the daily battle of living with depression. This work explores the diagnosis of depression through a singular moment in time, taking a scene and expanding it into it's higher meaning. This piece also develops part of the support system an individual with depression relies on, as well as an intimate relationship between college students.
Between The Posts, Avery Smith
To My Love, Gabriel M. Navarro
To My Love, Gabriel M. Navarro
Landshark Literary Review
It is a gothic romance about a person in the distant past that had nothing but his relationship with one person. He reflects on it and wishes to find a way to remember it.
This Anger Has No Home, Lamarcus M. Lenoir Jr.
This Anger Has No Home, Lamarcus M. Lenoir Jr.
Landshark Literary Review
This poem was written because of my frustrations with the media and how the Palestinian genocide is being portrayed. I wanted to combat the way people try to use religion to in a way justify these horrific acts.
Right Of Passage, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Rub Your Eyes, Benjamin Tabor Jr. Jr.
Freezer Bride, Chris M. Woodry
Red Strings: A Collection Of Creative Works, Natalie Gumm
Red Strings: A Collection Of Creative Works, Natalie Gumm
Honors Theses
This thesis is a collection of creative nonfiction and poetry exploring different aspects of my identity, including my passions, appearance, sexuality, and the places I’ve called home.
Art In Itself: The Vision Of Three Female Mississippi Artists, Jane E. Thomas
Art In Itself: The Vision Of Three Female Mississippi Artists, Jane E. Thomas
Honors Theses
This thesis is a collection of longform, narrative-style journalistic profiles on artists in Northeast Mississippi. These artists include Carol Roark from Enid and Hannah McCormick and Coulter Fussell from Water Valley. Each profile highlights an individual artist’s work, from her background, inspirations, process and distinctiveness as a creator. These profiles required studio visits and extensive interviews, as well as secondary interviews with clients, gallery owners and art curators. An overarching theme between the three artists is their ability to recognize artistic potential in their immediate surroundings; Roark paints landscapes from her own backyard, McCormick paints scenes from everyday life and …
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"Waiting By The Shores", Emily Suh
Amelie, August, Elisabeth A. Bailey
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How Medical Cannabis Took Root In Mississippi, Loral Winn
How Medical Cannabis Took Root In Mississippi, Loral Winn
Honors Theses
How Medical Cannabis Took Root in Mississippi
(Under the direction of Dr. Iveta Imre)
How Medical Cannabis Took Root in Mississippi is a multimedia journalism piece that follows the timeline of medical cannabis’ legalization in Mississippi through the lives and lenses of characters from each sector of the medical marijuana industry. Written in a journalistic style with hints of narrative methods, the article tells the story of medical cannabis advocates, current patients, state registered practitioners, dispensary owners and employees, and a family-owned cultivation facility while also providing concrete evidence and facts about the legislation and regulations included in the state’s …
Celebrations 2023, University Of Mississippi Writing Project, University Of Mississippi. Office Of Pre-College Programs
Celebrations 2023, University Of Mississippi Writing Project, University Of Mississippi. Office Of Pre-College Programs
Celebrations: A Literary Magazine
No abstract provided.
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Soap Of Grass, Elton Tanaka
Selfish Dandelions, Elton Tanaka
John Green Doesn't Make Me Sick Anymore, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
John Green Doesn't Make Me Sick Anymore, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Landshark Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Vomit On The Beach, Elton Tanaka
Transubstantiation, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Transubstantiation, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Landshark Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Reasons Why I Believe Doctor Who Is Real, Max Hunt
Reasons Why I Believe Doctor Who Is Real, Max Hunt
Landshark Literary Review
No abstract provided.
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