The day Sheru came into my life, everything changed.
He brought chaos, comfort, and the kind of company only a friend who doubles as a therapist can give.
This manifesto is for him.

This piece is inspired by my favorite dragon, Tairn, from a book called Fourth Wing. I wrote it from his perspective, promoting Basgiath War College, capturing his tough yet vulnerable nature and his unique way of inspiring others to rise.

In this piece, I explore memory, pain, and loneliness through the eyes of a girl struggling with her fractured past and fading hope. I wanted to capture the delicate tension between her longing for connection and the harsh reality she faces.

I was inspired by chess pieces for this poem. Although the Pawn is often seen as weak and easily sacrificed, I wanted to show how it is ultimately mighty. Alongside the Knight’s stride and the Rook’s ruthless power, each piece represents a different path to the crown, revealing strength, kindness, and ambition in unexpected ways.

While sitting at my table, I spotted a dried-up tube of Fevicol and wished it could mend my life. Though it was empty, that inspiration was worth every drop I never got to use.