decompose
A symbolic journey through emotional exhaustion, nature, and hope. This traditional noir visual poem reflects on the weight of modern life while finding beauty in forests, wilted roses, birds, and the quiet resilience of simply continuing forward.
suburban twilight
As departure approaches, ordinary places become extraordinary. This cosmic illustrated poem reflects on home, memory, familiar roads, deer-traveled paths, and the quiet realization that change does not diminish beauty. A meditation on growing up, moving forward, and carrying pieces of home wherever the journey leads.
political listerine
Political Listerine is a sharp, surreal meditation on anger, love, and the strange spectacle of modern life. Blending biting humor with noir-inspired symbolism, the poem explores personal freedom, political tension, and emotional rebellion through wolves, roses, alcohol, and cosmic imagery. Equal parts satire and social commentary, it imagines a universe gargling political mouthwash before spitting the whole mess back out.
shockwave
Tiny sprouts become entire worlds in this cosmic illustrated poem about growth, gratitude, and the quiet beauty hidden in everyday life. Through seedlings, starlight, neighboring homes, and dreams of a future cottage, the poem celebrates finding abundance in simplicity and appreciating the world exactly as it is.
charm
On a foggy February morning, thoughts of fate, frustration, and love give way to a simple observation: a pair of cardinals searching for food together. Third Alarm’s a Charm reflects on the kind of lifelong companionship we all hope to find.
snow
A blanket of snow settles across the earth while a single dandelion stands frozen in bloom. The Dandelion Opened Too Soon explores timing, hope, patience, and the beauty of existing between seasons.