Lifetime In Ink
Project
Lifetime in Ink is a promise I made to myself — to write a poetry book for every year of my life. It started because my hands explain better than my throat ever could. My voice fails me, but words on a page don’t. Writing is the only way I know how to be heard.
Each book is a snapshot of who I was in that year — the things I couldn’t say, the people I loved, the versions of me I let go of, and the lessons that stuck. Some years hurt more than others, some are softer, but all of them are honest.
I don’t care about being famous or remembered. If even one person reads something I wrote and feels less alone, that’s enough for me. I’ll keep writing as if I’m dying — I am. Every poem leaves a piece of me behind, something real, something that says I was here.
Published: January 2025
Just A Kid: Unfiltered Poetry
This is the book's first edition, with poems presented in their original form, many of them written in the author's teenage and early adult years, giving readers a candid look into her early voice and artistic development. The tone is predominantly unfiltered, emphasizing authenticity over polish, which enhances the relatability and raw appeal of the work. This approach provides a unique, immersive experience of youth seen through the lens of poetic expression.
Published: October 2025
Echoes I Keep
Echoes I Keep
The second book in the Lifetime in Ink project.
A year lived in moments—raw, fleeting, unforgettable. Echoes I Keep captures love, loss, and self-discovery in poems and quotes that linger long after the page is turned. Honest, vulnerable, and deeply human, this collection is a reflection on the echoes we carry and the memories that shape us.