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.
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.
alive
Sometimes another person reminds us that life can be felt again. You Make Me Feel Alive is a reflective poem about healing, emotional connection, conscious living, and finding joy in the simple act of caring once more.
morals
What happens when we question whether we’re truly good people? “My Morals Forsake Me” explores self-reflection, selfishness, creativity, and the hidden doors we keep closed within ourselves. A contemplative poem paired with Ivory Rose minimalistic artwork.