The Paradox

I wrote a poem about how a mother's love motivates even when she has no idea.

The Song She Played

“Fog of Normalcy” is the opening track of my concept album, told from the perspective of someone trapped in denial and emotional numbness. It's about routine, self-deception, and the fog that hides the truth we’re too scared to face.

Fog of Normalcy

Field Notes from the Corners of A Monday Mind

Reverential Fire

Foolin' Around

The Deception of Simplicity

After years of volunteering, serving, and guiding others, this song reflects a new chapter—using music as mentorship in a world that needs hope more than ever.
Built from real experience, it’s about letting go of what no longer serves you and finding the power to inspire through your own reflection.
🎤 “I may not be on the board anymore, but I’m still mentoring — one verse at a time.”

Mentor in the Mirror

A heartfelt ballad inspired by Daniel’s unshakable faith when everything seemed lost. This song reminds us to open our windows, open our hearts, and trust that even in the darkest moments, hope still rises with the light

Daniels Song

How Great You Are” as spoken word — a meditative journey through time, truth, and the quiet humility of existence.
Atmospheric and cinematic, with ambient textures, soft piano, and haunting reverb.
Inspired by the recent death of the actor Prunella Scales, it feels like a prayer whispered through eternity — still, searching, and profoundly human.

“How Great You Are” Spoken Word

The One Who Waited

Born Woolfinius Jackson Whürl to two itinerate circus gymnasts, Woolfin would grow tired of the performance life and would go on to seek quieter pastures as a painter and later a writer.

The One Who Waited

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