Maybe I’ll forget how to write. Maybe ideas will stop coming to me. Maybe I’ll write about everything I know, and then there will be nothing left. So every poem needs to be the best poem yet, I’ll tell myself, because this might be the last one.
— from “The Poet's Notebook”

STICKY NOTES

on the COUNTERCLOCK blog

Driver’s License (or the Lack Thereof),” June 2021

In the Cards,” April 2021

The Poet's Notebook,” February 2021

Plastic Bag Days,” January 2021

a personal essay column / an amalgamation of the happier dust collecting in my notes app / an attempt at practicing gratitude, learning optimism, and formally asking the universe to allow me a nice thought or two to share

 

OTHER ESSAYS

COUNTERCLOCK, “Self-Care in a Global Pandemic: Flimsiness, Litmus Tests, & Zoom Therapy,” September 2021

COUNTERCLOCK, “Found Poetry: Animal Crossing’s Poetic Horizons,” February 2021

COUNTERCLOCK, “Childhood Ruined: Filipinx American Representation in Steven Universe,” October 2020

The Poetry Question, “On becoming a poet,” June 2020