little library of JAM

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Poetry Collection #6 explores the scatterbrain of survival. inspired by the Stroitelev 'WHAT'S IN YOUR BAG?' photo series. the collection and cover compares the search and aggressive toss of trinkets in a crowded purse to the lagging of living from too many open tabs. it is the story of admitting that who you are is a sum of all aspects in your world, working together, or combating each other. 

Poetry Collection #5, inspired by the inner workings of finding yourself for the fifteenth time. after the crash and burn of summer twenty-twenty, poetry was feeling far less personal. prose fueled with moments of undefined love and determined lust in the midst of rediscovering passion after the turmoil of burnout. 

Poetry Collection #4, inspired by spending several months submerged in the vibrant city of New York.  the collection is 100% inspired and written in the city of dreams and drafts. unlike the other collections, this one one feels the most like summer; the most stimulating, the most satisfying to read. written from a place that demanded nothing more from me than opening a journal. 

Poetry Collection #3, inspired by the art of journaling and encapsulating the cities of Phoenix, Atlanta, New York, and Chicago through poetry and prose. a contemplation of all emotions endured throughout the twenty years I had spun around the sun, fighting against my own breath.

Poetry Collection #2, which is just a redemption of Manifest #1, including new chapters, new feelings, and redacted poems from people who never deserved them written for in the first place. The collection is level up from its initial release, to wrap up the video game theme entirely. 

Poetry Collection #1, an unorganized masterpiece of emotion, rawness, and pure poetry. including works starting from as early as 2013, inspired by video games, the book is divided into chapters disguised as levels to self-discovery, which is a constant theme in all future collections. the hot pink original pressed book is a prized possession in all its errors.