From deep poems about love, hope, sadness, and joy, to comical interpretations of everyday life and romanticization of observations in Chicago, my poetry covers a wide range of themes. I mostly write free verse and I started what I call "grocery store poems" which are poems scribbled on the back of receipt paper. My poem "Alone in a Crowded Space" was published in the Warped Nostalgia Edition of The Wright Side, the literary arts magazine at Wilbur Wright College. A few of my poems were also published in Strongly Lettered Words, the inaugural zine of the young adult writers group of Eisenhower Library.

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Are you ready to enter the world of my weird brain and sensitive heart through my poetry?