“Horrible things happen all our lives; we all experience loss and death and trauma. Usually, most people, I think, we just get on with it. We don’t have a whole soliloquy in the middle of something.”
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
Articles on Trauma, Loss, & Mourning
Death and pain are a part of life, something that none of us wish to deal with but will all someday, to some degree, experience it. Some stay silent and some are outspoken in this. Discussing loss can help us heal.
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What Do We Do Now? Commentary On the Election and the Path Ahead
An editorial on what I’ve felt and observed after the election, and what the next steps are in terms of resisting what’s coming.
How? – A Poem About Navigating the Collapsing World We Find Ourselves In
A poem about how to navigate the collapsing world around us and find the answer to “How” we can get to the other side of this.
Dylan’s Family Ice Cream Beats the Heat With Cool Treats
Dylan’s Family Ice Cream brings together families to beat the heat with everyone’s favorite treat at this family-owned shop!
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza – 10 Months of Hell and Inhumanity, Part 2: Devastation and War Crimes
In part two of this series covering the past 10 months of genocide in Gaza, I discuss the devastation and war crimes Israel has committed.
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza – 10 Months of Hell and Inhumanity, Part 1: Death Toll
For 10 months, we’ve witnessed the worst of humanity through Israel’s genocide in Gaza. This article touches on a facet of the ongoing war and increasing death toll.
Red, Black, White, Green – A Poem for Palestine
‘Red, Black, White, Green’ – A poem about the colors of the Palestinian flag and how they can represent many things.
Decay: A Poem About Collapse and Reformation
There’s so much decay in the world as different systems collapse. But as dark as it gets, there’s always hope that we can pick ourselves back up and reform these systems.
Aaron Bushnell: “I Will No Longer Be Complicit in Genocide”
On February 25th, Aaron Bushnell, an active-duty Air Force member, self-immolated to protest the genocide in Gaza.
The Winds of Change – A Poem for Palestine
A poem about the genocide of Palestinian people, and how the wind that carries their cries for help also carries the seeds of change.