Jacki Welsh writes poetry under the pseudonym Devyn Jett as a reminder that the stories we tell can often live lives outside the margins of a page. Her first poems were published in national anthologies while she was in high school. After submitting poetry to her university’s literary magazine, she focused on honing her voice and experimenting with different poetic styles. She prefers to think of her poetry as dispoetry - an unbecoming of form in favor of feeling. She is most inspired by women empowering other women, mythology, and the creative process.