Dead Poets Society
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A Spoonful of Sugar: The First Inoculation
What begins as a poem born from guilt becomes an unexpected lesson in love, healing, and surrender. Between a spoonful of sugar, a first inoculation, and William Blake’s poisonous tree, I begin to wonder whether the shadow was ever truly the enemy—or whether we are the ones poisoning the people we are capable of becoming. Continue reading
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The Man on My Mind
Some souls collide but were never meant to stay. The Man on My Mind is a story of literature, boxing, grief, desire, and the painful truth that you cannot force your heart to choose someone. Continue reading
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Past the Point of No Return
Somewhere between fantasy and reality, passion and safety, something shifted. I went to New Jersey wondering what I felt for Big Spender and returned irrevocably changed. Perhaps The Phantom of the Opera had been playing in my head for a reason. Without realizing it, I had crossed a threshold—and suddenly, there were no backward glances. Continue reading
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All the World’s a Stage, And All the Men and Women Merely Players
What happens when the Universe hands you two compelling men, two wildly different futures, and absolutely no indication of which path to take? A wedding weekend, an unexpected rival, a near-disastrous leap from a balcony, and one inconvenient change of heart force me to consider a radical possibility: perhaps I do not have to choose… Continue reading