Foreign Mayonnaise: On Getting Lost, Slightly Scammed, and Changed by Travel
Day 13 of 100 — A poem about travel, miscommunication, and the education of losing control
Stillness is Confrontational
Day 13 of 100 —Meditation, distraction, and the discomfort no one talks about
The Books Were Speaking
Day 12 of 100—On creative transmission, cultural memory, and making space for the message
Holiday Cheer Is a Drug
Day 11 of 100—On dopamine crashes, January anxiety, and the madness hiding beneath the lights…
The Rhythm of a Cruel Summer
Day 10 of 100 Poems: On Memory, the Mercy of the Sea, and Finding My Way Back to Poetry
An Ode to the Cassette Tape
Day 8 of 100 Poems: Before the iPod, Before the CD. There was the cassette tape—and the delicate art of saving a song from the radio.
To All the Margauxs I’ve Loved Before
Day 7 of 100 Poems: Sci-fi musings, romantic relationships with AI, and pondering an Existential Crisis
Is It Me, Or Is It You? The Politics of Being "Loud"
Day 6 of 100 Poems: On inherited volume, cultural noise, and the people who tell you to be quiet.
The Dance of the Leaves and the Summer of Our Lives
Day 5 of 100 Poems: How a memory of August in Ohio turned into a meditation on time, Stoicism, and the ‘summer scaries.’
Romance in the Rain (And My Battle with Consistency)
Day 4 of 100 Poems: ✨Petrichor, steaming sidewalks, and the relentless hustle—even monsoons can’t stop the noodle queues.🍜 What’s your favorite rainy-day memory?
All of the Greats Had a Magnificent One
Day 3 of 100 Poems: What’s in a ‘stache!? Some might say it’s a cultural symbol. Others might say it’s just facial hair. What do you think?
What We Say When We Say Nothing at All
Day 2 of 100 Poems: Can you make poetry out of small talk?
I Set Out to Write a Poem a Day for 100 Days
I set out to write a poem a day for one hundred days. A hate poem that turns to love? What would you write?

