HEATHER CLIMER

Heather Climer, Obscure Nonspecifics

"I am a self-taught artist developing several creative endeavors. I have been doodling, musing, and creating since I learned to stand. I established ‘Obscure Nonspecifics’ as a personal brand to encompass all of my artistic passions. I am and forever will be a student of life. I believe that creativity is an intrinsic part of human nature, we only need to give ourselves permission to explore it. If I am not creating something, I can be found wandering in the wild."

https://obscurenonspecifics.com/

WRITTEN WORKS

  • Photo: "perspective" by Obscure Nonspecifics, all rights reserved.

    TERMINAL

    PUBLISHED Jun 26, 2026

    Photo: "perspective" by Obscure Nonspecifics, all rights reserved.

    A reflective confessional poem set in an airport terminal, where a blank page becomes a witness to the transient beauty of human lives passing through — sleeping, laughing, crying, and loving — all while the poet sits in the quiet space between destinations.

  • Photo: "blue reach" by Obscure Nonspecifics, all rights reserved.

    STRETCH

    PUBLISHED May 15, 2026

    Photo: "blue reach" by Obscure Nonspecifics, all rights reserved.

    A deeply introspective poem exploring the journey from contraction to expansion, using body awareness and breath as pathways to healing, release, and reclaiming personal space.

  • Photo: "solace" by Obscure Nonspecifics, all rights reserved.

    ASK

    PUBLISHED Apr 3, 2026

    Photo: “solace” by Obscure Nonspecifics, all rights reserved.

    A reflective poem exploring the tension between reason and meaning, "Ask" personifies Silence as a wise, playful guide who helps quiet self-doubt and invites the reader to embrace love, vulnerability, and the unknown.

  • Artwork: “permission” by Obscure Nonspecifics, all rights reserved.

    ELLIPSIS AND ASTERISK

    PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2026

    Artwork: “permission” by Obscure Nonspecifics, all rights reserved.

    A metaphysical spoken-word style poem where punctuation becomes lovers, monsters mirror our humanity, and starlight, dust, and divinity meet in the space between ellipsis and asterisk.