Miss Belvedere is a mystical figure, both alluring and dangerous. This poem explores the interplay of temptation and entrapment as the protagonist is lured into her web, succumbing to her perilous charms.

A vivid portrayal of infatuation and gratitude, 'Sweetest Saffron' delves into the enchanting presence of a beloved, blending sensory and natural motifs with elements of classical mythology and historical connotations.

We’ve all had a friend who is difficult to understand; a friend we sometimes don’t like. This poem is a homage to this friend and honours their complexities in all its glory.

Not the Hills Your Mother Walked" reflects on the weight of parental expectations, comparing the writer’s limitations to their mother’s strength and finding freedom embracing their own path.

A poem which explores the polarity of two different cultures from the perspective of a second-generation immigrant, and how this can affect the definition of ‘home’.

Inspired by the automated tannoy announcements on the underground – a setting which often triggers me – this poem explores the crossovers between my mental, physical and emotional health issues.

"Sleep" encapsulates my experience with chronic illness, using repetition and visual imagery to portray how I cope with migraines and mental health challenges—even as insomnia persists.