Haunted Thoughts is a collection of poems that move through faith, doubt and transformation with unflinching honesty. At its center are challenge inherited “hot takes” exposing contradictions between doctrine and lived experience; between sacred text and human behavior. Woven through this spiritual questioning is a concern for social justice. The poems bear witness to inequality, economic injustice and the ways power is sanctified or resisted. They speak in both lament and confrontation, asking what faith demands when faced with suffering that is immediate and structural.

Beneath critique and unrest runs a quieter current: becoming. Haunted Thoughts trace the ongoing process of forming a self… spiritually, politically and emotionally. Identity is not fixed but continually rewritten through doubt, community and survival, offering transformation as an imperfect but necessary practice.