I am given unique perspectives on our human experiences and the way I observe and take in the world around me.

Many times what seems indelibly glorious can be manipulated for ill purposes or eventually devolve into the opposite of its intention.

When writing, I often wait for an idea to hit me, whether that be while I'm trying to sleep or in class or anything in between, and write.

My first poem 'Difference make me whole' is about the racially motivated comments that comes from a society that encourages me to change who I am and how I look.

If I had to describe my poetry, I'd say they are a shared experience.

I don’t really have a artistic process, I just let the words come from my body or things around me.

My writing has always been a flow of my thoughts and emotions.

This is an excerpt from a story about a group of friends surviving the apocalypse.

Before writing this, I experienced a new sort of disillusionment, the kind that comes from realizing the way you view someone can have very little impact on how they view you.

The poem that I submitted is about someone very close to Me's battle with recovery from a serious drug addiction.

I wrote this piece originally with a dual personality in mind, to imagine flicking back between the same person, from the left and right side of their brain.

I wrote two poems this year about man's relationship with Earth.

Ok is an honest and unforced retelling of my experiences in high school. It showcases how easy it is to be overshadowed by those around you and the feelings that come with it.

This piece of flash nonfiction describes the place I feel most at home, and intercuts some of my previous encounters with a present moment experienced there.

"Kilonova" is a sci-fi love story set in another galaxy, telling the story of two stars, their dance, their merge, and their explosion.