Red Ink Is What I Think by Mikaela Kasiala Shakes Up the Poetry Scene with Grit, Groove, and a Whole Lot of Truth


Posted July 1, 2025 by Ashley098

Mikaela Kasiala’s poetry collection "Red Ink Is What I Think" delivers bold, rhythmic verses on identity, survival, and truth—where hip-hop meets raw emotion and lyrical storytelling.
 
Mikaela Kasiala's Red Ink Is What I Think is here to speak loud and unfiltered. In this head-turning poetry collection, verses spit truth, pulse with rhythm, and pull no punches. It's hip-hop swagger meets raw survival—a lyrical journey through pain, power, and personal truth.
Kasiala, a seasoned artist and wordsmith, brings years of lyrical experience to the page. The result? Poems that move, shout, remember, and reclaim. Her voice isn't afraid to touch the heat of the city or dive into the inner wars of identity and endurance. Each poem is an anthem in its own right, fueled by honesty, driven by rhythm, and wrapped in emotion.
Whether it's the hustle of the street, the ache of ambition, or the pride of making it out alive, Kasiala writes with a pulse that mirrors real life. Her words resonate with anyone who has ever had to fight, dream, lose, love, or stand back up again.
If you've ever found healing in music or clarity in chaos, this collection is for you. Red Ink Is What I Think is now available on Amazon.

About the Author

Mikaela Kasiala is a powerhouse of creativity. Since the age of 17, she has written over 1,200 poems, as well as numerous short stories. She is also a rapper whose songs have aired across U.S. radio and earned licensing deals with global brands like Puma and H&M.
As a visual artist, Mikaela's acrylic work has been featured in the iconic Agora Gallery in New York City. With an Art Diploma and a background in formal study, she blends instinct and technique in all her creative expressions. When she's not writing or painting, she's in the kitchen or caring for her home, always balancing grit with grace.
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Tags rawandreal , hiphoppoetry , urbanvoices , spokenword , contemporarypoetry
Last Updated July 1, 2025