Dear Catastrophe Girl
els the poetTwenty, over‑caffeinated, and writing through the chaos. This space holds my poems in progress, bite‑size rants turned reflections, and rapid‑fire takes on the books and films that hijack my brain — highs, lows, and everything scribbled in between.
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