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Blood
A girl who's angry at the world and people for taking more than she wanted to give
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Still Life with Lamplight
A quiet meditation on ordinary beauty, where lamplight, stillness, and everyday moments reveal the sacred hiding in plain sight.
The Embers Glow Again
A poem about grief, love, and the quiet courage of beginning again, even when the world tells you something has ended.
What the Dust Remembers
We are dust that learned to wonder. This is about what happens when the universe looks inward and briefly calls itself “I.”
The World, Briefly
A small meditation on being alive, watching things leave, and finding wonder in the brief, strange beauty of being here.
'My Rib'
What is it like to keep surviving?
Entropy Throws a Party
Entropy throws a party where everything slowly falls apart, only to become something new. A celebration of endings, change, and endless possibility.
Shall I admire you?
A poem about the kind of admiration that lives quietly—never confessed, never expected, just felt. For the person who was never yours!
Eclipse's embrace
A slumbering moon and her blistering star
Gravity Falls in Love
A surreal love story between Gravity and the Moon, where distance becomes longing, and their impossible closeness creates the tides.
Regret Opens a Museum
A surreal museum of regret, where missed chances and alternate lives are preserved, until the speaker finally walks through the door marked Now.
The Ledger of Small Mercies
A reflection on the quiet kindnesses we give away, and how the universe may be keeping a ledger of every small mercy.
The Cartographer of Tomorrow
A mapmaker tries to chart Tomorrow, only to discover that the future is shaped less by places than by choices, hesitation, and possibility.
Guard Dog
Carrying the weight of something that tries to speak of your pain while desperately trying to hide that side of yourself for the fear of being judged.
Doubt, Who Kept a Lighthouse
A philosophical allegory where Doubt becomes a lighthouse, guiding those who mistake certainty for safety toward truths they cannot yet see.