This poem delves into the struggles of a protagonist lost in the darkest depths of immorality and sin, battling against their own impulses.

We’ve all had a friend who is difficult to understand; a friend we sometimes don’t like. This poem is a homage to this friend and honours their complexities in all its glory.

This poem delves into the harrowing memories of my grandmother's time in a concentration camp during WWII. Amidst the brutality and despair, it highlights the small acts of kindness that symbolises hope and the will to survive. Each shared morsel becomes a promise of endurance and a testament to the human spirit's resilience.

"Sleep" encapsulates my experience with chronic illness, using repetition and visual imagery to portray how I cope with migraines and mental health challenges—even as insomnia persists.

An Egyptian mythic poem exploring transformation from decay to rebirth through sacred alchemy.

As an ace/aro individual, I often feel pressured by a society that prioritises amatonormativity. To counter this, I draw strength from history and mythology, looking to powerful women and goddesses who thrived without companionship, reminding me to embrace who I am.

This idea came to me randomly one day—as most of my weird story ideas do. I thought it might work as a poem, and this is what unfolded. I’ve tried to connect it to ideas of mental health, and how being a sensitive individual can feel like you’re constantly carrying around a heavy weight.