Things Come on

The narrative intertwines personal tragedy with the historical backdrop of the Watergate scandal, exploring the poet's mother's battle with breast cancer alongside national turmoil. This innovative work blends various forms—poetry, prose, and visual elements—to create an "amneoir," reflecting on memory, absence, and the interplay between personal and political narratives. It questions the boundaries of language and experience, challenging readers to reconsider the connections between individual lives and broader historical contexts.