Dear lia
A poem for my daughter on her eleventh birthday.
Stories, insights, and ramblings from my journal.
A poem for my daughter on her eleventh birthday.
A letter on love, showing up, and letting go, and a poem for my daughter on her eleventh year on Earth.
These magazines and journals will accept your previously published poems, prose, and art – and the majority of them pay!
Trees are the ultimate embodiment of altruism. They exist solely to give life. May we keep loving and tending to the forest of our lives.
Maybe selfies are a way for women to reclaim space. Maybe it’s us using our voice in conversations where we are often unheard and excluded.
On a Texas-based print literary mag accepting and paying for my poem, why that matters so much and why it felt so validating, even if the payment is small.
Held at The Pop Up, Katipunan on February 25, Festival of Luv aims to promote healthy behaviors to protect Filipinos from HIV and AIDS.
My skull does not intend to tilt on its axis, but every 24th an arrival & a departure squaring my moon: day we met, day we parted, day you were born.
Today my ten-year old took her first public transport alone to and from school. And it was the hardest thing to watch.
To be light is to recognize your feet are stuck in the mud, and they must first be unstuck, before you can pull others out.
It was a cold and dewy morning on the walk home, but the…
On returning to the road, to one’s old self, and the small joys that growing up and heartbreak threaten to diminish.
Dear 2022, If I can describe you in one word, it would be “trainwreck”.
My most loved Lia, I sometimes kid how unfair it is that you…
An epistolary poem for my friend who’s on a healing journey and celebrating her birthday.
An epistolary poem for possibly the longest-running male friendship I have – and a guy who gets into my nerves sometimes.