Her Shadows Online (2004) follows Nia, a young African American teen forced to confront the trauma she's kept buried for years. After surviving and enduring silence, she now faces a new kind of cruelty-online hate and betrayal from those she once trusted. As the digital world twists her pain into rumor and judgment, Nia must navigate the echoes of her past and the darkness of the present. Torn between fear and freedom, she begins to reclaim her voice, discovering that healing isn't found in silence-and sometimes isn't found at all. Inspired by: Laurie Halse Anderson's 1999 Novel Speak

In a nation that promises liberty yet binds its people in unseen chains, Kocvh stands at the fault line between history and the present. An African American man navigating the fractured terrain of America, his journey is one of resistance, revelation, and reckoning. From whispered legacies of bondage to the quiet violence of modern systems, Kocvh carries the weight of generations-yet refuses to be crushed by it. His path is not linear. It bends through borders both physical and psychological, through institutions that speak of justice but echo with silence. As he confronts walls built from policy, prejudice, and power, What does freedom look like when your always at war? Not so Free-Freedom is not just a story-it's a mirror. Kocvh's struggle is layered, symbolic, and deeply personal. What he endures, what he resists, and what he becomes...

"Humpty Dumpty: Orange Is the New Law" - transforming the familiar nursery rhyme into a Symbol of America's current power of government. A great fall from a high wall, the poem shows the public shifting trust in their own government. It's a reflection on how leaders rise, how they hold on to power, and what happens when the cracks begin to show.