nostalgic blues
Some memories don’t ask permission before returning. Nostalgic Blues reflects on first calls, roads once traveled together, and the quiet ache of looking back while learning to move forward.
all is not lost
Some mornings begin beneath heavy blankets and haunted dreams, yet even broken maps can still lead somewhere beautiful. All Is Not Lost explores despair, resilience, and the quiet hope that tomorrow offers another chance to begin again.
scars
Healing often begins with choosing not to reopen old wounds. Scars reflects on self-awareness, recovery, and the quiet strength found in accepting imperfection, reminding us that not every scar needs to disappear to become beautiful.
addiction
What begins as a reflection on addiction becomes a meditation on the habits we rely on to survive. Cigarettes, books, work, exercise, and routine become symbols in this traditional noir visual poem examining identity, purpose, and the quiet weight of everyday life.
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.
girls with flowers in their hair
Caught between self-doubt and possibility, Is It I Against the World? explores identity, freedom, growth, and the search for one’s roots. Through vivid imagery of ravens, moonlit landscapes, and flowering paths, this poem reflects on becoming who you were meant to be.