"All My Thoughts on Human Existence Written Down and Scrunched Up in My Pocket," written by Kelsi May Havercroft tackles the reality and understanding of navigating the different phases of early adulthood. In this short story poetry collection, Havercroft conveys themes of Apprehension, Changes, Love, and Observations that she believes impact all individuals daily. These themes are constantly working on artists and creatives in their everyday lives sometimes making it challenging to persist or make sense of it all. Unraveling this large tapestry of the shared individual human experience makes life a little less overwhelming. It demonstrates to readers to take their time admiring the beauty in and around them.