Existently.

A quiet lament for the end of the year.

A poem inspired by icons, lost history, and many famous museums.

Inspired by a morning drive on an extremely hazy day. Unnaturally beautiful.

Inspired by time travel, ecological destruction, and unexpectedly chilly beach trips.

Inspired by a summer vacation, getting lost in large crowds, and what counts as a post-apocalyptic world. 

Inspired by walking in a small-ish public park with beautiful, towering trees. As I approached the path's end, I found myself longing not to go back into the rush of cars and pavement.

Inspired by indifference, cat behaviour, and the local birds.

Written in response to a hatred of grass lawns and sudden obsession with underused urban spaces. Working on improving my prose. Unfortunately I couldn't find an image of an actual hellstrip in my photos, so here's another nice flower picture that shows what hellstrips could be. 

Inspired by misleading brand slogans,  "Ozymandias", and city vacations. While the execution isn't the best, the central metaphor is one of my favourites.

A poem inspired by a very ordinary walk. I intended to practice using short lines when writing this piece and I'm quite happy with how it turned out! :) 

A short poem that plays with rhymes, half-rhymes, and assonance. The end of the world always feels relevant. 

Inspired by long random walks, moths on the tent, and sadness over light pollution.