Teenage years are so unique and difficult as you go from being a kid to an adult.

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This piece discusses the growing usage of unregulated, fitness supplements amongst today's youth (specifically, Gen Z) as a result of social media pressure.

This essay grew from a moment in my kitchen when I realized I was tired of treating my father's diabetes like an enemy to defeat.

Memory is such a fragile word, and I've always struggled with it. I'd like to have an eidetic memory, at least in theory.

Touching on topics of grief, reflection, and nostalgia, this piece follows the journey of a granddaughter mourning the loss of her grandmother (halmoni), and the tender memories tied to her home.

The story of a scar.

(1) I was inspired by a period of sadness when my classmate passed away in the summer of 2025.

This piece is a illustration of a very familias anr experience for Bay Area teenagers.

While writing this poem I was mainly thinking that it would just be another launch for 1st period but after I was halfway done and I read it out loud I noticed that I created something deeper, something so precious, something so strong, and something so poetic.

These three poems I'm sharing with you mean everything to me.

My mother passed away when I was eight years old.

This is the first dramatic script I have written.

I've been vegan for a few years and there are several questions I regularly receive that can be frustrating to answer.

This is not a love poem.

Elegies of a Lovesick Life: A Poetry Collection is a compilation of three poems, each one reflecting a difficult aspect of the teen experience.

My poems mainly focus on gratefulness, comfort, and justice.

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.