Words
I didn’t plan to say but needed to.
Somewhere between ennui and spark, my raw, unfiltered bits are here.
I’m a nerdy girl with a pen—the type who always carries a black Pilot Precise V5, has read thousands of books, and still scribbles in the margins. Sometimes I’m just writing back to an author who’ll never read it.
Maybe one day, all these scribbles will grow into books of their own.
To the Disappearing Mom
You matter beyond survival. You deserve tenderness, peace, and love—not just for your kids, but for the whole woman you are inside.
The Ghost of Love
The ghost of old love whispers doubt, but beneath it lies a quieter voice: the voice of truth, strength, and real belonging.
From Darkness to Dawn
Even in your lowest hour, there is a rhythm beneath the wreckage, calling you forward. This poem walks with you toward light and life.
The Gospel According to Brisket
Brisket falls like velvet onto paper. You order too much, pour the sauce slow, then nod at the total like you knew it was a holy thing.
Austin Tanlines
Austin hums with sun-soaked joy, where food sizzles, highways stretch like lifelines, and every tanline tells a story of vibrant, unapologetic living.
Before the Sun
He kissed my cheek and said only what I needed—no more. No vows, no rush. Just presence, like dawn waiting to unfold.
Why We Hide Our Dirty Laundry
What we hide—secrets, shame, or emotion—often reveals more than we realize. Clean might look like control, but it comes at a cost.
Storms Don’t Last Forever
Storms tear through comfort, but they also break what’s fake. The aftermath often reveals who you are—and what was never truly yours.
How Freedom Looks on Western Women
Western women move with more freedom—in how they look, speak, and live. This isn’t fashion. It’s a powerful social shift.
Taiwan’s Silent Message
A sexist airline safety video reveals how subtle gender bias still shapes Taiwan’s society—and why it’s time to question what we call “normal.”
Saving Water?
We’re told to take quicker showers to protect the planet, but the real problem isn’t your faucet. It’s hiding in the food and systems we ignore.
The Year I Lost My Birthday
Before every highlight reel, there’s a blooper reel. These are the missteps, missed flights, and messy moments that don’t get posted.
Pain Into Power
Even in the darkest moments, pain can become the spark. These are the stories of people who turned heartbreak into power and rose anyway.
A Little Bit in Love
A quiet crush, untouched by want—just admiration for the way he sings, soft and golden, like someone still brave enough to feel.
The Third Type of Woman
She doesn’t play to be chosen. She doesn’t destroy to be feared. She builds a life that answers to no one’s fantasy.
Because We Let Go
They didn’t lose each other in regret. They let go with open hands—choosing love without possession. That was their forever.
In This Light
She doesn’t need to be seen to feel radiant. In the hush of golden hour, she remembers that being young is its own kind of magic.
The Making of a Villain
Not everyone who hurts you hates you. Sometimes, they’re hurting because they see in you the light they lost in themselves.
The Hero And The Shadow
Some people are born into sunlight. Others are forged in shadow. But both are necessary to become whole.
Be Real
Real authenticity isn’t loud or flashy. It’s quiet self-respect, coming from knowing yourself deeply and choosing to honor it daily.