Writing is like breathing for me, but it takes more than a deep breath for me to scream. I need bravery. I opt for tactile imagery in my poetry, centering physical bodies wrestling with metaphysical forces. But it’s not all rage and worry and existential crises.

Every poem draws from arteries of hope, veins of belief. Certain truths reverberate with resounding certainty, from my spine to my spleen. Poetry gives me a way to process the deep stirrings inevitably bubbling to the surface. Lines and breaks springing forth, stanzas echoing crackles of resolve and crumbled walls, beckoning me to heal.

Messy Refusals

Come up for air, cut yourself down, find yourself back with your feet on the ground.

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Because You Feel It Too

Shoutout to a friend who asked themselves “what makes a human?” because apparently I’ve been wondering the same thing.

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How to Ask for Help

What’s the difference between trusting you’ll make it and bottling everything up because there’s no other choice? How do you say “I’m not okay”?

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Mausoleum Trench

Grief has a way of running deep; it cracks me open and weighs me down until I gasp for hope.

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