Writing, for me, is both a reflection and a revelation. Through my poetry, I aim to capture the shared experiences that define us—our joys, struggles, and quiet connections. My work is deeply influenced by my surroundings and the vibrant voices that shape them, and I write to honor these voices, creating a space where readers can see pieces of themselves within my words.

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Central to my practice is my typewriter, an instrument that brings an analog aesthetic and timeless presence to any event where I share my poetry. Each poem I type on the spot is infused with a personalized touch that resonates on a universal level. I believe that, despite our unique journeys, we share many of the same human experiences. By offering poetry crafted in the moment, I invite others into an intimate, universal platform—one that bridges the personal and the collective.

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With every poem, I seek to connect with people on a deeply human level, using words to offer love, encouragement, and kindness. I see poetry as a kind of medicine, and I approach my work with the care and dedication of a social worker, offering lines that may heal, inspire, or provide comfort. My goal is to leave people with a sense of connection and to show that, in our shared humanity, we are not alone.