letter I—you, so bold, in this instant brave—i watched you press through noise—onward— never a sorry or hesitation, free pressure and thank...
taking steps out of order when i first opened the gates to this corner of my website, my intention was to discuss my thesis here. i have done this (albeit in an...
what can a piece of music be?an invitation a preparation one brush stroke syrup a bunch of 1's and 0's an offering your name the answer to this question, or the first...
honesty, honestlya downpour at 3am once convinced me it’s a blessing to tell the truth. here, in this place, there is no room to be anything less than...
summer is where i quietly shiftsummer of a strong resolve. summer of eternal peace. summer of my life. i missed the cue and am now reaching into the despair of a warm,...
thoughts on riskthere's no action we take without risk attached to it. every time i read a poem i risk my life. mary ruefle said that, and it's true. i...
color dive IIIi know that if i were to go back, it wouldn't feel like what i'm looking for. somehow measurable sun. i want to continue the ascent;...
color dive IIthese "color dives" are a way for me to hash out ideas and develop a graphic language in my sketch book, free of pressure. for each...
celebrationit's like sugar and fruit in here. in a good way. imagine trumpets or horns heralding this sweet season between snow and sweat—of motion...
color dive Iwhat matters isn't what you say, but how. we learned this a long time ago. your silence is meaningful, almost unspeakable—so slowly i'll...
one very long songeveryone is awake and humming along to something. we've been singing it since yesterday— when the kettle flipped and the water went all...
considering changeAPRIL 2023 growing up is like this: you’re on a train for your whole life, soaking scenes up on politely-followed tracks—until someone...
letter IItoday is the day of knocking, there are a lot of things i’m uncertain of. i see you in everything; the silence and magnolias, clouds and...
welcome to the Gardenthe purpose of this garden is to create space for public learning and imperfection—without holding myself to any standards of frequent,...
