The aliens came for insight. They left clinically depressed. A darkly funny monologue on observation, spectacle, and socks with Crocs.

Twelve chickens. One plate. And the haunting begins. A surprisingly spiritual dive into a late-night chicken binge.

“My labor tree has yet to flower, but grows taller, likes to mock me.” A poem about patient hope and tending without proof.

What secrets lie beneath the reef’s shimmering surface? Dive into a poetic exploration of underwater politics, hidden alliances, and silent dramas .

"If the world bruises you blue, I’ll still be here. Tea warm. Light low. Quiet enough to hear you."

I sip the hour. I taste the air. Not every day glows, but most days hum. This is a piece about those days.

I don’t reach for the past, but it finds me. Like an unsent note in a jacket pocket, still folded. Still warm.

Between obscurity and brilliance lies a quiet tension: a standoff between doubt and reverence. This piece explores the messy, human grind behind genius, one voice note about pigeons at a time.

She turned back for me. Helped me carry what I couldn’t. A quiet kindness, in the chaos, that I’ll never forget.

What lining? Not every storm clears. Not every ache transforms. Sometimes, pain just stays. And that's not failure.