On Knowing when to Step Back
“Observe the pattern over the incident.” This essay is about recognizing when a relationship is costing you more than it gives, and trusting yourself enough to step back without rushing the decision.
The Shape of What Never Happened
“There are some things in life you don’t lose. You just never choose them.” This piece is about unspoken love, missed moments and the quiet ache of what might have been.
The Echo Left Behind
“Your absence is present, a haunting embrace.” This poem is about loss, missing someone who’s gone, and learning to live and grow with them still woven into your heart.
Soufflé: A recipe for timing and wit
“Timing is like baking a soufflé. Rush it, and you’ll end up with a flat, disappointing mess.” This is a witty short story about dating disasters, knowing your worth, and finding love at just the right moment.
Echoes of a Fractured Dream
What happens when the ideals you were raised on start to feel far away? This poem mourns the distance between a nation’s founding promises and the present day. It holds on to the spark of the people who keep striving for a brighter light.
What they never say
“They paint it golden, paint it sweet, But love’s a battlefield inside.” This poem is about the unglamorous work of real love, and why it’s worth it anyway.
To my Dearest Penguin
After the heartbreak and the waiting comes a love that challenges you gently, lifts you up and loves your people too. This playful, tender poem celebrates a partner who feels like home.
In the silent night
“For love should uplift, not shackle or bind.” This Poem is about being held in limbo by someon who can’t commit, and finding the courage to choose your own peace.
A family torn
“From all this pain we have found our power.” This is a raw, defiant piece about losing family to violance, and the strength a family finds when grief turns to resolve