
I Think I Forgot I’m A Poet
To Be One With Words I published a book of poems back in 2022. I was 21 and fed up with my own excuses. I

Love Is Escaping
We Enter God’s Name To Fool Our Own Perception The mere sound of your voice used to bring the biggest smile to my face And now I avoid it so that tears will not fall from the same eyes that used to get lost in your gaze Something told me

How To Regulate Your Emotions?
Because It’s Embarrassing Not To Know How “I’m just a hot head.”“I’m sensitive and they need to just understand that.”“It’s not my fault I’m nonchalant, I’m just chilling.” And the examples… well more like excuses… can continue for a long time due to the fact that lack of emotional regulation

Lost At Sea
When Following God Still Feels Like You’re Drowning There’s a kind of pressure that comes with feeling far from God. To grow, be better, and become who you believe you’re supposed to be. I didn’t realize how much of my life was shaped by that. I wrote a series, I

She’s Not Your Dream Girl
The Dream Girl Cycle “She’s perfect for me. She’s smart, beautiful, ambitious, supportive, loving, selfless.Oh my God, Brad… she’s perfect. She’s my dream girl.” Okay, a little rom-com coded. Not even sure men actually talk like that, lol, but follow me. I’m not your dream girl.She’s not your dream girl.We

I Love Hood-Ish
The Balance No One Talks About I was raised in both “D-towns”; Detroit and Dallas. And I like to joke that I got my hustle from Detroit, and my southern charm and style from Dallas. But what I don’t talk about enough is how much I love hood-ish. Not hood

I Heard Children Cry
Not Because of Hunger, But Because Death Was At Their Front Door “I’m not political.”“Gas is so high.”“I don’t watch the news; it’s too depressing.” We say things like this so casually. And to an extent, I get it. I stopped watching the news years ago. I’m an overly sensitive
Jordan Alexis
Is a writer who believes in the power of words to bridge worlds. Through faith, poetry, and mental health tips she invites readers into conversations that matter. Her work explores the intersection of spiritual growth, authentic living, and leaving a mark they can’t erase.