vessel
A stark meditation on the difference between self-respect and the way society values human bodies, examining autonomy, patriarchy, and the quiet act of reclaiming ownership over one’s identity.
blue moon
Once in a Blue Moon is a surreal meditation on personal evolution, astrology, and spiritual awakening. Blending Taurus moon symbolism with celestial visions and ancient Egyptian imagery, the poem follows a journey through inner darkness toward revelation and renewal. A dreamlike visual poem about overcoming inner demons and emerging transformed beneath the stars.
mean lil laundry machine
The Washer Beeps Three Times transforms an ordinary household annoyance into a surreal noir comedy. As a relentless washing machine demands attention, television voices bleed into personal reflections on alcohol, creativity, loneliness, and self-awareness. Equal parts absurd, humorous, and introspective, this visual poem captures the strange mental landscapes that emerge during quiet evenings spent alone with one’s thoughts.
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.
lonely
In this brief yet poignant poem, The Ivory Rose reflects on loneliness, patience, and the uncertainty of love. Wrapped in a traditional noir atmosphere, the speaker wonders when love will arrive while surrendering to destiny’s unseen hand. A meditation on longing, hope, and the quiet courage of waiting.
i forgot
I Forgot explores the quiet ways we lose touch with ourselves—our dreams, our kindness, our childhood memories, and even our own potential. Written in a reflective, repetitive cadence and paired with traditional noir symbolism, this poem follows a journey through forgetfulness toward remembrance, growth, and self-reconciliation