My poetry addresses topics such as childhood trauma and experiencing the world as a queer woman and a mother.
In my collection “A New Eden”, I queerify and sexualise religious terminology, edging the thin line between poetry and erotica as a stance against the persecution of queer people. By using religious themes, metaphors and references when talking about childhood, sexuality and queerness I aim to re-create a world from my own past for the audience to experience and to reclaim space for queer narratives within that and to not only highlight how the church and religion have impacted queer people for centuries, but to ignite a change for these spaces to be transformed into more welcoming and accepting ones. 

The nature of my poetry aims to offer possibilities for other people to feel seen, heard and accepted for who they truly are and to celebrate hope, healing and the journeys towards it.