teaching, traveling, taking pictures
A poem that ranks the theories, principles, and “laws” used to explain why people think, behave, and connect. Part taxonomy, part reflection.
An experimental embedded poem borrowing from Emmanuel Umeji’s “Bifurcation.”
A playful poem on travel, connection, and a life lived across places
A poem written before traveling over the summer.
A poem and reflection on poet and professor Ronald Wallace, whose teaching shaped my love of formal poetry.
A meditation about the nature of expat life in Doha.
A Whitmanesque meditation on crisis from a life made in the Gulf.
A poem about a night out, inspired by the Sator Square.
Three syllabic poems exploring emotions that have no common name, inspired by John Koenig's Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.
A routine satisfaction survey spirals into an existential dialogue.
