Poems about reflections of human nature, suffering, and love of the United States of America.

The first poem was inspired when I was watching a show (I forgot the name) and actually felt so bad for the protagonist, so I wrote a poem about this sense of suicide prevention that barely does anything.

Six months ago, I was given the prompt to write a poem of an insect.

This piece was made in response to my final days of middle school, and leaving it behind.

People often overlook depression because it isn’t a tangible thing they can see.

She wishes to end all pain while disregarding her own.

Artwork Statement This letter says what you're not supposed to say about grief: sometimes you're relieved.

This is a letter to my mom who passed away when I was 6 years old.

In Feathers and Ribbons in Our Hair, I wanted to encapsulate the difficulties that come with processing grief and growing up.

This story celebrates the magic of friendship.

"ten lessons from wyoming" was my way of combining my relationship with my dad, my relationship with myself, and my relationship with my environment into one piece.

A Three Sonnet Love Story is a collection of three sonnets based on a relationship I had.

What are you when nobody's there?

My moods at different dates.

These poems are formed from quiet moments that often go unnoticed, like standing in the city after rain, sitting alone in a dark room, or hearing sirens pass outside my window.

Words can be powerful in many different ways.

When everything is too heavy to bare, my mind can come up with nothing to do but to write a poem.

This screenplay is something reminiscent of the overall feel of the Twilight Zone TV Show.

I had an idea in my head for a long time, about a night that I remember very vividly.

The Coonhound: This is a piece about a mother's strength and how she is memorialized in her absence.