HeyJaredBecoming Moken
A journey of resilience, self-discovery, and artistry with interdisciplinary artist, writer and designer, Moken Marsai. Delve into intimate essays, art, and reflections on womanhood, sovereignty, self-love and personal growth.
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Deleting Bumble (opens the original)
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Live in hope, die in Constant Spring. (opens the original)
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Live in hope, die in Constant Spring is a geographical pun that describes spending an entire lifetime waiting or wishing for something to happen, only to pass away with your desires unfulfilled.The phrase relies on the names of two actual adjoining communities located in Kingston and St. Andrew, Jamaica:Hope Road: Representing optimism, anticipation, or yearning for a better situation.Constant Spring Road: Implying a perpetual state of waiting or expecting ("spring" as in springing forward or up
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