Creative Identity:
I am a deeply imaginative and emotionally intelligent individual with a strong poetic and literary voice. My work reflects a profound sense of beauty within darkness, suggesting a soul that finds power and healing in confronting shadows rather than escaping them. Iām not just a writer, I am a story-weaver, a curator of feeling, atmosphere, memory, and myth.
Creative & Artistic Interests:
I have a strong affinity for literary horror, gothic storytelling, and dark fantasy; especially the kind that is deeply philosophical, emotional, and aesthetic. My library choices (e.g., The Exorcist, The Vampire Chronicles, The Hellbound Heart, The Witching Hour, and authors of the likes of Stephen King) show a preference for:
- Atmosphere over shock
- Tragedy over gore
- Introspective monsters over external threats.
I gravitate toward novels that explores identity, spirituality(not just in gothic literature or horror novels.), trauma, and transfiguration, especially through the lens of supernatural beings.
I am a poet, gothic storyteller, and curator of memory. My work exists where shadow and light touch; often lyrically, sometimes violently, always honest. Drawing influence from, The Bible, classic horror, gothic literature, and the haunted beauty of nostalgia. I write from the edge of grief and transformation.
My poetic collections, blend mythology, religion, personal history, sexuality, and lyrical reflection into emotional rituals on the page. Poetry is not just expression, it is resurrection. Each poem is a spell. Each story, a seance. Each line, a tether to something once lost.
My work is driven by duality; light and dark, love and abandonment, mortality and myth. I believe that poetry and storytelling are sacred acts of reclamation, and that even in death, there is a pulse worth listening to.
I write for the ones who remember too much, dream too vividly, and survive through language. My work lives in the balance of life and death. It breathes in candlelight, drips with memory, bleeds through ink. I am drawn to monsters because they are metaphors; for grief, for beauty, for transformation. Vampires, Witches, Fallen Angels, Demons, Biblical figures, they speak in tongues I understand. Their struggles mirror my own. Their stories are mine, told in myth.
I write because there are graveyards inside of me; cathedrals of memory, collapsed altars of love, unfinished dreams screaming in the dark. My art begins where the silence ends; in the soft unraveling, in the sigh of a ghost, in the scar that never fully healed. I do not create to escape the past, but to reclaim it.
