Letters written to the sky reflects the quiet yearning for someone we are no longer together with. using the sky (clouds, moonlight, stars) as a metaphor for distance and lingering connection, I focused on short, lyrical lines and layered imagery to convey romantic longing.

A Young Girl - This poem is about my experience up in Ethiopia

These two poems are work dedicated to my identity as a queer but also Asian American writer.

This is a poem that I wrote about my experience with battling self doubt and hiding my true self to “fit in” with people’s expectations of who I am.

I dedicate this collection of three poems is for whoever needs it, which is why I considered calling it "Poems for People".

I wrote this in a feverish rage. I am biologically female, and the idea that our body is being policed truly made me sick.

This poem explores how beautiful things can emerge from darkness.

My poem discusses the difficulties of life and the obstacles constantly trying to overtake you in your walk of life.

My poem talks about a world tragedy.

In "My Potential vs. My Worth", I talk about what it feels like to be judged by stereotypes instead of who I really am.

This piece reflects on how, beneath laws, whispers, and stares, we are all the same—flesh, blood, fragile bones, living, aching, human.

I started off writing these two poems as an assignment for my English class, but all the poems I was reading didn't seem to reflect real life, or at least what I had experienced.

Love is always a complex thing. It is a beautiful, tragic feeling that can consume.

I wanted to write about soulmates, as I've always been fascinated by them.