"I Want" is a reflective poem on digital wellbeing, inspired by the quest for balance in a screen-saturated world. It encourages mindfulness, intentional living, and reclaiming joy offline. Through heartfelt verses, it reminds us to prioritize real connections and purposeful living over digital distractions.

Merriam-Webster’s 2024 Word of the Year, "Polarization," reflects the deep divides shaping society. This poem explores digital polarization, filter bubbles, and echo chambers, offering a mindful perspective on fostering connection and empathy in our increasingly fragmented online world.

This poem dives into the relentless cycle of digital overload—from constant pings and notifications to internal triggers like boredom. It explores how endless distractions impact our focus and well-being, urging a mindful approach to tech use and balance.

The poem explores Empathetic AI as a technology designed to understand and soothe, yet unable to replace true human connection. It highlights the persistence of loneliness in a world of digital comfort and how real warmth comes from face-to-face interactions. While AI can listen and respond, it lacks the depth of human touch. The message encourages balancing digital well-being with genuine, in-person relationships. In a tech-driven world, real connection remains vital for the heart.