If you’ve lost someone, may the specifics of this poem be relatable.
Prose Poetry
Eating (God) Disorder
This poem is about my experience growing up being forced to be Kosher.
Saying Goodbye to My Grandmother
This was the moment when my mom received a call from my uncle saying that my grandmother was sick.
rain
The thoughts of a student on a rainy day.
My Apple Pie
It is a heartwarming story of making a baked good with love, with a family member you love.
An Angel and a Keyboard
The psych ward is more than a harsh, white, dehumanizing space in some psychological thriller. It is a place that stores life. And with life, beauty.
Rewind
In momentum: a friend and all the lovely people who sadly aren’t here. This is a piece about the grief and healing that comes with loss.
the devil and the deep blue sea
Choices
Witch Hair
Hair is a huge part of Dominican culture; it is intermingled with unrealistic and suffocating beauty standards. This is a rebellion against standards which categorize textured hair as “pelo malo” (bad hair).
A Lingering Regret
As the evening lamp bathes the room in its familiar warmth, my gaze falls upon the empty chair beside me, Dada.
Sweetest 16
This is a tribute to me for my 16th birthday
Elegy
In light of the boredom of life, daydreaming can captivate creativity.
Pull The Pin and Release the Locking Mechanism
1. Hold the extinguisher with the nozzle pointing away from you.
2. Aim low. Point the extinguisher at the base of the fire.
3. Squeeze the lever slowly.
4. Sweep the nozzle from side-to-side.
medallic weight
a poem revealing the hidden realities and anguished cries of eye bags.
Batteries Not Included // To Those Who Can’t Go Home for Christmas
These two poems may sound familiar at first but they may surprise you in what they are actually about. These are for the days when you’re missing home.