My favorite artwork is poetry itself—a vast landscape drawn from everything I encounter. As a poet, I’m inspired by everyday things that unfold in front of me, in my mind, at work, at home. I weave words from daily wonder, from fleeting moments, and from the depths of human experience. Though faith often guides me, so does curiosity, love, and the raw truth of being alive. My poetry is a mirror—reflecting all that I see, and all that I am.

I find my inspiration in people—in everything I encounter in my existence as it unfolds at anytime. From the vastness of outer space to the depths of inner space, every space offers a wellspring. From the smallest interactions to the vastness of minds inner cosmos, everything is shaping my poetry that I write, and my poetry is shaping me.

If I had $25,000, the question is not what I would do, but what I wouldn’t. I’ve always said, if I were a billionaire, I’d have no money left because I’d help everyone. But this sum, while meaningful, doesn’t stretch far enough to touch everyone. So, I would focus on my children—ensuring their future, their education, and stability—because they are the heart of my world.