arms
To be held by the right person is to become something entirely new. Laying in Your Arms explores intimacy, healing, and the quiet magic of two souls melting into one, where time dissolves and broken pieces are gently reshaped into something beautiful.
inert
Life is equal parts chaos and calm. Little Bit of Chaos explores the delicate balance between structure and spontaneity, reminding us that our light follows us, even through seasons of uncertainty and transformation.
who sent you?
Sometimes love doesn’t arrive like lightning—it feels more like sipping a potion you never intended to drink. Who Sent You? explores the hesitation, wonder, and quiet bliss of discovering someone capable of changing your heart.
hokey pokey
A poem disguised as an instruction manual, Pointless reimagines hopscotch, the Hokey Pokey, and childhood games as metaphors for life’s arbitrary rules. Presented in a clean editorial design with monochrome graphics and lavender accents, the piece explores absurdity, movement, and the search for meaning through playful symbolism.
kimono
Kimono contemplates the unseen energy woven through familiar places and ordinary moments. Moving between city streets, cafés, and the pages of a black notebook, the poem reflects on transformation, artistic expression, and the enduring process of becoming.
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.