gone
Loss leaves behind questions that can never fully be answered. “I Can’t Believe You’re Gone” explores grief, regret, remembrance, and the struggle to honor someone’s light while learning to move forward.
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.
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
kimono
Subject to Change is a meditation on revisiting familiar places while becoming someone new. Through city streets, coffee shop conversations, blank notebooks, and lingering memories, the poem explores the constant rearrangement of identity and the quiet courage required to rewrite one’s own story.