I wrote a small piece about a woman sacred to love a man and when she speaks of this and gives her grandparents as an example, he convinces her to give him a chance.

I find solace in the words I write. Turning to the page in times of struggle and uncertainty.

I allowed myself to write whatever I wanted with no limits.

It's a way for me to explore concepts and play with words in a way that I don't have the opportunity to in regular conversation.

As one of my assignments, I had to write a poem about who I am. I had to think about who I actually am.

I draw a lot of inspiration for writing from my experience as a nonbinary lesbian, and how it affects me both physically and emotionally.

In this screenplay a retired knight is approached by an eager young novitiate of his former order, and is told he must duel them.

I was raised in a very religious household.

I used my experiences, inspiration from other poets and media that shaped me, and thoughts I've kept to myself for years.

In my writing, I enjoy exploring the depth of human emotion through metaphorical storytelling.

I used Sandra Cisneros' novel The House on Mango Street as a mentor text and she helped me try a new writing style and take risks in my writing.

"Is It Really That Hard?" is a shortened dramatic script that explores queer people's relation to media representation and the concept of love.

Seeing countless articles about how climate change is a growing issue in our current society,

"You Are" is a poem that represents how a person can be knocked down by many things but can get back up and try again.

I made these pieces when struggling with different challenges in my life. I deal with a mix of mental health issues that I do my best to portray in my art and use to my advantage, and I often find this to be a great comfort.

This poem is based on the "american classic", "The Road Less Taken" by Robert Frost.

"The Heart Yearns" is about a writer's unrequited love for a ballerina in their past.

These two poems describe how it feels to be lost- In the first, lost in a sense of loving someone, when they feel unattainable.

Punctuation Rule 36 says that when using a word as a word or a letter for a letter, it should be underlined.

This is a piece I originally wrote in six minutes, and didn’t think much about.