• Black‑and‑white portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt.

    Did You Know You Can Be President?

    I’m not going to explain why this specific president was used as the cover image. I also don’t make it very obvious throughout my writing. You might put it together if you think hard enough, do a little searching, and utilize context clues. It’s a riddle folding you like a fiddle. Have fun! “Nobody never…


  • Crab standing on a surface with a bucket replacing its shell.

    Prophecy Fulfilled

    Many people end up becoming “prophecy fulfillers” of the prominent ideas continuously implanted in them since childhood. Beyond the plain, verbal repetition your simpleton mind will initially think of, this indoctrination happens more precisely through a multitude of mediums. Because many repetitions you’re aware of, but there’s also a bunch of white noise in the…


  • Backyard walkway with a hanging chain and metal shackles in the upper left, an eel emerging from one shackle, and a noose hanging in the upper right holding a mouse that is holding an ice cube, with a puppy running toward the foreground in the distance.

    Bibbled Baths & Boofy Bookies

    This poem is driven by phonetics, not meaning. Many might argue that this body of writing makes no sense. However, I would argue that it makes the same kind of ‘no sense’ across the board, which gives us a lot more structure than you may be willing to accredit for. You see, there’s something powerful…


  • A lone lamb standing in a green field, symbolizing humility, faith, and surrender in poetic prayer

    Poetic Prayers: When Broken Faith Finds A Strong Voice

    Poetic prayers exist at the joining of faith, vulnerability, and creative expression. When words fall short and plain language feels inadequate, poetry becomes a vessel for truth. For many believers, prayer is not always clean or composed; sometimes it stumbles and it wrestles. And that, too, is holy. Throughout history, faith has often found its deepest…