Poetry

My poetry is a heartfelt exploration of love, loss, longing, and self-reflection. Each piece captures raw emotions—unspoken words, missed opportunities, and the bittersweet beauty of vulnerability. They are for anyone who has felt the ache of heartbreak, the weight of uncertainty, or the quiet hope of starting anew. My poems are deeply personal yet universal, offering a glimpse into the human experience and the complexities of relationships and self-discovery. Through my words, I hope readers find comfort, connection, and the realization that they are not alone in their emotions. My poetry is an open letter to those who feel deeply.
  • If I said something stupid

    This poem is for the dreamers of connection—the overthinkers who grapple with their emotions and long to be truly heard. It’s for those who yearn to express the unspoken, to share their flawed, human, “stupid” truths, and to find someone who values their vulnerability enough to meet them at their peak.

  • He Likes Me

    This poem is for the quiet lovers, the ones who read between the lines of every glance and word. It speaks to the bittersweet hope and heartbreak of unspoken affection, where small gestures become magnified truths. It’s for those who hold onto “maybe,” knowing deep down it might only mean “just friends.”

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  • Something

    This poem is for those who carry invisible burdens—the ones who feel the constant weight of sorrow, guilt, and regret. It speaks to the resilience of those who persist, even when the weight feels unbearable, and offers solace to anyone navigating the silent struggle of finding light in a world tinged with grey.

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  • In Little Ways

    This poem is for the quietly hopeful, those who cherish the small, tender moments that spark connection. It’s for the dreamers who savor fleeting exchanges, imagining how stories might unfold. For anyone captivated by someone who feels like warmth and wonder, this poem is a gentle reflection of possibilities yet to come.

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  • On Sundays

    This poem is for the lonely souls who navigate the quiet ache of Sundays, where the world slows, and emotions feel magnified. It speaks to those searching for solace in routines, prayers, and unspoken grief, longing for warmth, connection, and a reason to believe that next Sunday might bring something brighter.

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  • Maybe I cared

    This poem is for the selfless hearts who give without asking, who hold onto hope even when it wavers. It’s for those who love deeply, perhaps too much, and find themselves yearning for more in relationships that linger between friendship and something greater. It speaks to the beauty and ache of caring despite the cost.

  • I Remembered You

    This poem is for the ones who linger in memory, long after their presence has faded. It’s for those who hold onto love, quietly and steadfastly, cherishing the details of someone they can’t forget. It speaks to the beauty and bittersweetness of remembrance, even when words remain unspoken.

  • I Found You On Facebook

    This poem is for the ones who remain in the quiet corners of the heart—the people from our past whose presence we still feel, even as time moves on. It speaks to the bittersweet feeling of rediscovery, the longing for a connection that never fully bloomed, yet still lingers in memory.

  • Something’s Wrong

    This poem is for the self-aware yet self-critical—the ones who feel something off but can’t quite articulate what it is. It speaks to the frustration of internal conflict, the tendency to sabotage oneself, and the struggle to confront feelings that are often buried. It’s for anyone wrestling with self-doubt and the quiet ache of not being enough.

  • I’ll Wait

    This poem is for those who wait in the silence of unreciprocated love—the ones who hold onto hope, despite the pain and uncertainty. It speaks to the ache of longing, the emotional toll of waiting for something that may never come. It’s for those who love deeply, even when their heart is left unheard.