About

I am Egypt English—a poet, a creator, and an intuitive alignment guide—someone who listens beneath the surface and names what is often left unspoken.

I have always been the kind of person who moves between worlds. Some call it sensitivity. Some call it sight. Some call it “a lot.” I call it my normal.

I write poetry, but it does not always feel like writing. It feels like translating—like catching signals from somewhere just beyond the veil and stitching them into language the way my mother stitched clothes: patiently, precisely, with a quiet kind of knowing.

I am also a former art teacher. I loved the students. I loved the color. I loved the possibility.

What I did not love was how often creativity was confined—how many rigid walls were built around minds that needed air, softness, and room to explore. How often art was treated as an extra, instead of a lifeline.

So I built my own room.

A Room of My Own

This space is where my work lives now:
words, visual art, guidance, and the everyday magic of making meaning without pressure.

Here you will find printable coloring and journal pages created especially for melanated women and girls—pieces that honor natural hair, cultural adornment, and the truth that fashion is not only self-expression. It is archive. It is heritage. It is sovereignty worn in public.

You will also find poetry and essays for those who create even when the spark feels quiet—because I believe creativity is not only talent. It is devotion. It is self-trust. It is how we return to ourselves.

And sometimes, you will find an invitation to sit with me—to think out loud, to listen inward, to reconnect with what you already know but may have forgotten how to hear.

My work is for the ones who have been told to be less. The ones who refuse.

If you are here, I hope you feel this:

You do not have to perform to belong.
You do not have to shrink to be understood.

Take what resonates. Leave what does not. This is not a brand. It is a threshold.

Read Threshold: Prose Pose Poetry

Threshold: Prose Pose Poetry is a visual poetry magazine blending photography, prose, and reflection to explore identity, presence, and becoming visible.


Issue #1

Listen to My Poetry