​I am a writer, poet, and survivor whose work explores the raw, unflinching landscape of trauma, healing, and radical self-reclamation. Writing from the intersection of pain and profound sensuality, my debut poetry collection, When The Mask Falls, chronicles the heavy cost of performing "fine" while breaking inside, the holy terror of letting go of the "good daughter", and the fierce beauty of learning to touch my own life with reverence. As a mother, a seeker of truth, and a woman who has walked through fire, my poetry serves as both wound and medicine—inviting readers to crack open, burn down old expectations, and rise gloriously alive in their own skin.