The Giraffe is a story about growing up, told through the eyes of a freakishly tall giraffe.

This poem is my definition of sunsets.

This poem is about my trust issues I was and in the end I was right to write this poem When writing this I was unsure now I know that this is what is calling to my soul.

I often heard my friends feeling dull around the holidays because the ”spirit” is not quite what it used to be.

This is a small story about a girl who is still in love and thinks about her ex.

This piece shows how stress and people’s attitudes towards someone can push them to the edge.

This poem is based off of the years I spent in middle school.

While writing this story, which I decided to call Cycle, I thought about turning into you the thing you hate.

Inspired by true experiences, I wrote ”Only In Passing” remembering the day a beloved horse passed away after a long battle with an ignored illness.

”Contrasting with the Sun” is the description of my walk as a young lady in life to a young woman in Christ.

I chose this specific piece out of my life to write out and share because I thought that it was an interesting part of my life.

It’s about the five stages of grief of losing a close family relative.

My work is a symbol of nonfiction and fiction mixed with horror.

For as long as I have lived I have adored Greek myth and none captivated my more than that of Psyche and Eros.

I was given a prompt to write this poem, the prompt was to write a request to God, but I didn’t know what to write because I am not religious and I had no requests.

Writing is so much more than just words on paper. It’s a therapist, of sorts.

My artwork is centered around the loneliness and sense of escapism that I and many others my age face on a daily basis.

A Trifecta of a Recent Past is a collection of poems based on recent past events and thoughts that have occurred in my life.

My short poem ¨Home¨ describes the emotions of a family moving apart and their lives breaking away from eachother.

This poem is an elegy to the fragmented self, a hymn to the migrations of language, memory, and identity.