My artwork is centered around the loneliness and sense of escapism that I and many others my age face on a daily basis.

I am a girl.

My short poem ¨Home¨ describes the emotions of a family moving apart and their lives breaking away from eachother.

This poem is an elegy to the fragmented self, a hymn to the migrations of language, memory, and identity.

This is a short fiction piece that’s almost poetry, but not quite.

This poem is for the people who are scared and so worried about themselves.

I wrote this loosely based on a personal experience, and on an idea of how technology will continue to affect people, especially younger ones.

This piece was created in competition with my father, we gave each other words to work with.

I wrote this poem as a way to express my personal experiences.

My piece explores memory and womanhood, as explained from the perspective of a younger girl and as she listens to an older woman forget her history.

A unexpected feeling that makes you wonder more and questions fill your mind.

I wrote “The Dance of Vibrance” for Zoe Caron’s piece, inspired by the many colors dancing around on the canvas, hence the name.

My piece follows the short journey of an extremely bright high school boy who is neurodivergent, both ADHD and on the autism spectrum.

The process for this was similar to most of my writing.

I spend a lot of time thinking about who I would be in a million different worlds.

This piece is about my young self having my first indepent moment of my woman hood.

The inspiration for this poem came to me in a dream.

As a writer, I intend to share feelings of hope–even in sorrowful situations–through my fictional short stories.

I was thinking a lot about the pieces I enjoy reading, & trying to replicate it in my writing.

My poetry is about my experiences as a queer, non-binary 16 year old with mental health issues and a physical disability called cerebral palsy.