Tripping Over Flowers is a collection of poems which might best be summarized by the title itself. Sentimental and sometimes dark, they are divided into three parts. The first part, Fires, includes poems which are reflections of society and human behavior. Those Colorful Hearts, Misshapen Parts, contains poems inspired by the author's romantic relationships and their struggles. The last part, Mirrors, is composed of poems mostly inspired by greenery, mountains, and the rain.

"Moons," Karla Dehlavi's second collection of poems, is separated into five parts: "Moons, Houses of Green Trees, Stories for Lonely Hours, Night on Colored Walls" and "Disparity." With a dark tone throughout, the poems vary in length, from four lines to five pages, and also structure, sometimes using punctuation to convey the desired emotion. The content also varies, containing appreciations of urban decadence, as well as the nighttime sky and the rain, and personification is often used to create conversations between things in nature or its elements.