What identities do you perform in your day-to-day life and how have they changed over time? How can you care for others as they perform their identities with honesty?
Change & Transformation
Unmute
Describe a time when someone’s words had a strong impact on you.
A World of Glass
I’ve always had glasses, to me it offers me separation, protection in a world full of chaos and injustices. This is a poem about overcoming vulnerabilities, seeing the unfiltered world, and molding a better world.
happy birthday
A poem written on the eve of my 17th birthday after realizing what womanhood might mean for me.
Catharsis D’Être
This poem is dedicated to “re-becoming” during the healing process.
1:10:88
An essay about letting go of your identity.
Death Follows
Bex Foster has a secret: she can hear the voices of her dead parents. How will her friendships and relationships be altered by this secret?
the stars in disarray
When you meet someone over a writing platform and fate encourages you to share your socials to get closer, the relationship does not become as fruitful as you want it to be.
Moving On
This is a love letter, but not to a person. It’s about realizing that your childhood is gone and that the place you grew up in is changing forever.
The Karate Girl
A harrowing experience during a late night commute in New York City teaches a teenage girl more about finding her inner strength.
Puppet Master
Estelle had a habit of walking around the castle at night. What she didn’t know is that her little habit would change her life forever.
spacetimecontinuum
This poem was originally rooted in the pandemic and quarantine, but evolved into a piece on introspection, rumination, and growth.
Light-bulb
Note: Even if you’re like me and prefer to read the ending first, surprise! There’s no ending and you’ll still be as curious as when you started.
To What Has Become
Years pass, cycles break, moments shift, but things remain.
Running Towards Self-Care
This is what an injury taught me about self-care.