perils preoccupy the tranquil seas this mystifying mystique beguiling an entranced timidity a hopeful trepidation clashing with the profits foreseen sanguine yearning drifting from an enchanting breeze along this meandering journey that drowns slowly into the luring…

A poem about love, written by ChatGPT So I was playing around with ChatGPT and was trying to see how creative I could get it to write. I had to prompt it quite a bit, but ultimately wanted to see how it could describe a feeling of love or affection…

this ambiguous mystery this vague oratory an obscure, inarticulate agony a charismatic intensity pulsating through the sirens, the alarms with tempting signals that trap this helpless spirit in such delightful dreams of glittering disenchantment unable to circumvent the…

I wrote the following poem about my experience visiting Tunisia in March 2023. the floors unfold into this influential journey of mosaics a cultural expedition consisting of peregrine juxtapositions from cosmopolitan coastlines to…

Typhoon Tears (a poem) tears of honey fall from the naive queen notorious compassion abandoned for eternity holding onto wistful cognizance in the oasis of her mind swirling in the ocean firelight a strange…

Myopia (A Poem) the chance commencement had been susceptible to concern yet that evident suspicion transpired to myopia in favor of a more eminent desire yearned regrettably, agonizing shame became…

Emotional Warfare (An Ode to 5, 5, 5) The constant duel of our noble polarity Fuels turmoil and depletes morale While conserving the relentless notions of captive paranoia The debate…

Ode to the Breaking of the Chain (A Farewell to 2022 Poem) cruelty inevitably enlightened vengeance imagined envy shielded hungry presence abysmally reconciling the shadow serpent in a chain of luxurious illusions an inflamed…

After spending one month in Mexico City in May 2021, where I picked up on many Spanish phrases and was able to hold small-talk conversations, I finally decided that I wanted to seriously learn Spanish in a classroom. I’ve tried Spanish classes in the past many times, but the language…