Thoughts of the Lonely

Thoughts of a Lonely is an ongoing body of work made through photography and writing.

The Bachelor

GHOSTS

Nights like these

are the ones I hate the most—

too many thoughts crowding my head,

no writer’s remorse.


Do you want to join my ghosts?

We can sit with the past,

stay up all night

laughing at the echoes we had.


Should I think about you,

or maybe I should think about her—

or the girl I met that one summer

who still drifts through my mind

like a fun loving memory you think of sometimes?


Eventually, I’ll fall asleep.

The noise will soften.

The ghosts will quiet down.


But until then,

I’m glad we crossed paths—

even if only long enough

to haunt my mind.

NYC 2023

DATES

Will you go out with me—

just one date?

Take the stake.

You don’t have much to lose,

maybe a buck or two.


I can wine and dine.

You can act interested.

We’ll call it a good time,

laugh in the right places,

split the check or the silence.


Then we’ll end with a goodbye,

clean and polite,

and never talk again—

another almost

added to the list.

LA Christmas

Curdled Milk

Words are just a thing. 

A moment to express something without really wanting to express something

A blabber

A blurb 

Something just to let out words. 

A moment to get in touch with thy self 

A moment to maybe preserve. 

A thought 

A moment   

Something I honestly can’t stop controlling. 

Curdled milk. 

One day I hope it comes out real sweet. 

Not stuck in the twilight zone

Were everything is stuck on repeat. 

Thoughts of a Lonely — Photography & Writing by Creative Vice

Thoughts of a Lonely is an ongoing body of work made through photography and writing.


It comes from spending a lot of time alone — not out of isolation, but preference. This work reflects how I see the world when I’m by myself: quiet moments, passing thoughts, fragments of places, and emotions that don’t always need explanation.


The photographs are taken without performance or spectacle. The writing is personal, direct, and often unfinished — more like notes than poems. Together, they function as a visual and emotional journal.


This series isn’t about loneliness as something to fix. It’s about solitude as a way of seeing clearly. These works exist as observations, not conclusions — moments held still through my lens and my words.