good day
It’s going to be a good dayAin’t letting anything get in my wayThe rain will fall and I will callMy soul on the telephoneAnd right out of my brain, I’ll pull all the negative wires right out of my headAnd leave love to wander andPlunder and take over the dread It’s going to be a […]
apple
Some choices change us forever. Centered around a single bitten apple, this visual poem reflects on the ache of consequence, questioning whether love—or temptation—was ever worth the inevitable loss. Presented in the signature Conglomerate Style, where layered symbolism tells the story long after the words end.
messy
Love Is a Messy Thing explores the beautiful disorder that comes with caring deeply for another person. Comparing love to bread dough clinging to your fingers and the unavoidable realities of being human, this poem embraces imperfection, vulnerability, and the chaos that often accompanies genuine connection. Paired with a warm noir-inspired baking illustration, it celebrates love in all its messy forms.
realm
A dreamlike cosmic cartoon poem about drifting beyond expectations, escaping emotional noise, and discovering that peace comes from within. Through galaxies, birds, and rainbow-colored visions, the speaker learns to find meaning in her own universe.
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.
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.