A family of multiple cultures, multiple homes, multiple souls.

This piece reflects how growing up I was always put down by peers for my race,and skin tone.and people would treat me differently just because I was different.

This was a short poem I've been wanting to write for a while now.

This poem was inspired by Clint Smith's "Ode to the Only Black Kid in Class" for an English assignment.

Words are hard to come by during grief, especially in a language I've listened to for years but never spoken.

I am autistic. Like, very autistic.

This three-piece collection focuses on how brave's definition isn't just “willing to face danger or pain without showing fear”, as Oxford Dictionary puts it, and it instead means to be multiple things.

My piece emphasizes courage and my reconnection with my cultural roots after years of self-doubt.

The story was born during my grandfather’s last summer.

"Currents" is a round about way of getting to know a person you have never met.

This is insight on how life has been and how it can be for people around the world.

This is a sapphic/LGBTQ+ horror, romance, and fantasy story.

As someone who loves to sing, both in ensembles and on my own, I find my deepest joy in music.

Reality and falsehood can become so intertwined, especially after traumatic events.

These pieces reflect the broader theme of identity and mark the ending of childhood in a rather universal way.

This piece was rooted from my own childhood-a bit more than what I'd like to admit.

This portfolio explores how memory transforms the ordinary objects and places we carry with us like journals, stairways, mirrors, and bridges into emotional souvenirs of our younger selves.

This writing piece is one I hope you read more than once.

Based on the events that transpired between my parents on their anniversary this year, I just couldn't help but feel inspired to write this short story.

This work is inspired by the feelings I have had over the last few months.