PAST WORK

This piece is inspired by the phenomenon of a collection of rats whose tails are bound or tied together by entangled material.

This short story was originally written for a collection of vignettes, inspired by a common theme of muffled disappointment.

This poem is centered on the ways in which we submerge ourselves in distractions to avoid our spiraling thoughts, from music to television.

Stuffed animals are reminders of fond memories, tokens of the past. This is an appreciation for childhood and a reflection on growing older.

I originally wrote “Self Portrait” as a way for me to express the idea of a younger adult becoming independent and in awe of growing up.

I wanted to comment on the feeling of being watched, of brief and impersonal connections only preserved by a split-second photograph.

I believe that music, especially from the piano, is an alluring, unbreakable treasure that tells stories without words.

This piece was additionally authored by Dhilon Prasad and William Cao.

When you're neurodivergent it feels like nobody is able to understand you, that everyone is forming relationships and you're left to watch.

I wrote this after a fight with my little sister when I felt slightly jealous of her. I still and would always hold a great love for her.

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If something feels wrong, hesitating will do more harm than reaching out. Depression does not discriminate.

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I wanted to express how hard it can be when you are struggling with school and compare yourself to the people around you.

It's best to focus on the memories one can make now. Some memories remain forgotten, but days of sunshine are always something to wait for.