Some people leave fingerprints. You left genes. Not the kind written beneath a microscope, but the kind etched into memory-traits inherited through love, silence, longing, and goodbye. Our DNA Spelled Gene is a collection of poems born from a courtship that carried both tenderness and turmoil. It is a record of green flags that made a heart feel safe, red flags that slowly unraveled it, and the quiet moments in between where love tried its best to survive. These pages do not seek to paint either soul as entirely innocent or entirely guilty. Instead, they explore the complicated truth that two people can love each other deeply while still carrying wounds they are not yet ready to heal. Every poem is a strand in the double helix of us-woven with affection, lust, respect, disappointment, hope, and acceptance. Because some people are not meant to become our forever. They become our inheritance. And sometimes, the strongest part of our DNA is not who we loved- but who we became after loving them.

Every heart has an orbit. Every soul must endure its own night. Forty Beats of a Burning Heart is an intimate, stunningly woven novel-in-verse that chronicles the cosmic journey of the Stellar Queen. Moving through forty lyrical poems, the collection begins in the blinding, warm embrace of the Great Sun-a devotion so intense it defines her entire world. But when the light begins to slip away, she is cast into a sudden, freezing eclipse. Lost in the heavy silence of midnight and isolated by grief, the Queen must learn to navigate the dark territory of her own reflection. What she finds hidden in the shadows is a truth louder than any silence: she was never meant to live in another's light. Masterfully shifting from gentle warmth to fierce independence, this collection is a breathtaking exploration of love, loss, and the explosive power of reclaiming your own sovereign fire.

Ink Over Silence is a collection of everything I couldn't say out loud. The thoughts I swallowed. The emotions I hid. The version of me no one noticed breaking. Between pressure and identity, silence and emotion, breaking and becoming-these pages hold what words couldn't carry in speech. Because sometimes, silence is louder than words- and ink becomes the only way to survive it. And somewhere in the quiet, when everything feels too heavy to hold alone, there is grace.

Writing micro-poetry-no long descriptions, I'm exhausted these days.

Told entirely through the perspectives of the inanimate things surrounding her, The Things That Learned to Witness Her is a melancholic prose poetry collection about loneliness, emotional exhaustion, self-worth, and the quiet hope of healing. Because sometimes, the things closest to us notice the pain we try hardest to hide. Started:05-01-2026 Finished: 05-28-2026