Found Pages • 7/6/2025
A poem about the way love can alter perception, making ordinary light, silence, color, and time feel newly alive. It captures the moment when loving someone seems to soften the entire world, before you know how quickly that world can change.

Found Pages • 7/5/2025
Written three months into a relationship, this poem lives inside the gravity of new love: touch, possibility, vulnerability, and the belief that two people might be moving toward something lasting. In hindsight, it reads as a snapshot taken just before the trajectory changed.

Found Pages • 7/7/2025
A love poem about distance, devotion, and finding someone in the night sky when you can’t reach them in person. Written in the strange, hopeful space where longing still feels temporary and love feels bright enough to guide the way home.

Found Pages • 7/4/2025
A quiet meditation on missing someone without letting absence swallow the relationship whole. This poem holds onto the small things, laughter, memory, anticipation, as a way of surviving the space between one moment together and the next.

Found Pages • 7/5/2025
A poem about the early certainty of love, when three months can feel both impossibly new and strangely familiar. It captures the tenderness of believing you have only begun to discover someone.

A birthday poem that reads like a confession, a reckoning, and a dare to keep going. It gathers the quiet devastations of one life and turns them into something precise, unsentimental, and painfully alive.

A literary mouth-off dressed in Oz imagery: this poem moves through yellow roads, false kingdoms, and poppy fields to ask what courage means when silence has already chosen its side.

A nurse who has spent years holding the line for everyone else is forced to confront the limits of devotion. A sharp poem about helplessness, procedure, and the awful fluency of continuing after your life has split open.

A deep-sea bloom is torn open by the first thing powerful enough to reach its depth. What remains is a poem of bloodied water, black coral, and the brutal afterlife of misrecognition.

A recursive poem of longing and self-interrogation, where memory and emotional exhaustion collapse into the ache of missing someone who once felt safe.

A raw narrative about the aftermath of emotional damage, where body shame, silence, and mental distress become the record of what a relationship took.

A controlled, emotionally incisive narrative about being misremembered, exploring the quiet violence of having shared history rewritten into something unrecognizable.

A tarot-structured essay about love, manipulation, and the reckoning that comes when you finally read the spread clearly.

A darkly satirical poem in which nursing documentation becomes the container for death, family devastation, and the impossible administrative fiction of “stable.”