breeding
Decay is not the end—it is the beginning of renewal. This symbolic visual poem reflects on nature’s quiet wisdom, reminding us that fallen leaves still smile, the sun provides enough for all, and taking only what we need allows life to continue flourishing.
coyote
Not every shortcut leads home. Beneath the watchful moon, a coyote waits while confidence sharpens into something predatory. A poetic meditation on instinct, deception, and the paths we choose to follow.
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.
foggy
Sometimes the things we cannot see reveal the memories we carry most clearly. This minimalist poem drifts through fog-covered roads and ghostlike forests before returning to the deep blue sea—a meditation on memory, mystery, and quiet peace.
when i say i’m ok
Written in the aftermath of betrayal, Dead Inside reflects on the painful realization that love can leave invisible fractures long before the heart finally breaks. Rather than chasing temporary distractions, the poem turns inward—finding healing through creativity, new routines, and the difficult work of rebuilding a life from the pieces.
plastic
Through relentless repetition, Plastic transforms an everyday material into a haunting metaphor for modern life. From oceans to our bodies, the poem reflects on how plastic has become inseparable from the world we’ve built—and the one we continue to leave behind.