ithaca
A quiet morning meditation on independence, coffee, family, and the longing for distant horizons. “To Ithaca” captures the gentle transition from youth toward self-discovery and the mysteries waiting beyond the familiar.
comfortable
Familiar explores the delicate space between longing for another person and learning to become comfortable within yourself. Through images of sleep, morning light, distant love, and quiet self-reflection, the poem follows a journey toward self-acceptance and emotional independence. A reminder that sometimes the greatest love story begins with learning how to sit comfortably on your own throne.
atm
Set on a bench in an unfamiliar town, this reflective poem captures wandering eyes, old music, strangers passing by, and the realization that chasing approval was never as meaningful as simply living in the moment.
landline
Patience is often harder than the work itself. Blending personal reflection, nostalgia, and even a touch of physics, this poem explores why effort never truly disappears—and why learning to be patient may be one of life’s most valuable skills.
disdain
Choosing to Be Here Now explores the tension between everyday frustration and rare moments of clarity. Through reflections on silence, darkness, and self-awareness, this poem follows a journey from mental clutter toward peace, reminding us that true serenity often comes from accepting the present moment rather than escaping it. Accompanied by a noir-inspired visual narrative, this piece meditates on mindfulness, observation, and learning to simply be.
space
All we really need is space—a place for our thoughts and minds to wander. A visual poem about patience, growth, perspective, and learning to smile at what once was.