Activity

  • Heather shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 2 weeks ago

    Her Hero

    The young lil girl who fought to wear glasses
    Yet loved to help put the butter
    In the mixing bowl for those chocolate chip cookies, wrote a book.
    The young lil girls hero wrote a book.

    * 3 word prompt: Book. Butter. Glasses. *

    Heather

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • TaMara E'Lan G. shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 2 weeks ago

    Nomad Of Love

    “Who are you?” A voice asked.
    I broke from my trance, aware of the soothing warmth of the ceramic mug, the chatter of voices, and the feel of eyes upon me. Qiyamah.
    He smiled, repeating himself slowly.
    “Who are you?”
    Who am I? For that brief moment I knew

    I am a nomad of love
    Wandering through deserts of despair
    Camping in oasis that fade away
    Hunting on land full of swift souls
    And still I forge on.
    I am a warrior of love
    Planning the best defense to protect
    My heart standing knee deep in false hope
    Fighting for a prize I have yet to find
    And still I solider on.
    I am an artist of love
    Molding my burning desires into shapes
    Writing a song that dares to be sung
    Painting a picture only I can see
    And still I dream on.
    I am a believer of love
    Preaching on theories that have no validity
    Teaching a vision of both folk and faith
    Praying for something I know must be
    And always I move on.
    Onward to the final destination.
    That I know, that I feel, that I need –
    love.

    But instead I smiled and said,
    “I am a very…simple woman.”

    *Nomad of Love ©️ 2004 TaMara E’Lan G.
    **Excerpt from
    Timeless: Through the Eyes of a Poet by TaMara E’Lan G. ©️ 2018

    TaMara E'Lan G.

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • This is so powerful and beautiful and bold. I love your creativity, your voice and your spirit. Keep shining.Keep being you. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of the Unsealed.<3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

      • Thank you Lauren 😊 Thank you for creating such a safe, loving and nurturing space for us. May The Most High continue to bless your endeavors in all you do ❤️🙏🏾✨️

        Write me back 

        Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Christina shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 2 weeks ago

    April Showers.

    I defrosted winter just to feel your warmth, bearing the storms so you can transform.
    The wind carries my name, but you pay it no mind,
    As you live in color while I’m left behind.
    Each time I think, maybe it’ll be different, I hold out hope, despite what l’ve witnessed.
    Another year goes by-wearing me thin.
    My tears drown the earth while you soak it all in.
    Beneath your bloom, I rot in silence.
    I never knew love could be this violent.
    .
    .
    She loved him so much,
    that all of April cried so May could blossom.

    Christina g.

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Aww Christina, this piece is heartbreaking. I hope things are better now. I love the picture. I have my fiance saved as “My Rainbow.” My friend runs a nonprofit called, “Love Doesn’t Shove.” And the name holds true, love never shoves. If you you are experiencing violence in your relationship you text 88788. It is a free domestic violence hotline.…read more

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

      • Hi Lauren, I apologize for any misunderstandings. I am not in danger but I appreciate you! I’m thinking I should change the one sentence to “I never knew one sided love could be this violent.” These are just emotions from past experiences in life. 🫶🏻

        Write me back 

        Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 2 weeks ago

    Welcome To The Month of May

    Dear Unsealers:

    It’s the first day of May.

    This feels surreal, given that January felt like it happened a century ago. But four months have now come and gone.

    As I do, it’s time to welcome in the new month:

    A welcome to May
    The fifth month of the year

    It feels like a lifetime since January
    When I wondered, “Why isn’t the year moving faster?!”

    Thirty-one new days are here.
    With spring blooming, in full flight

    The month to honor mothers
    To remember those who gave the last full measure of devotion to the country

    It’s a blank slate ahead as another calendar page turns
    After a busy April of writing poetry & dancing

    With warmer days on the horizon
    It’s time to emerge from hibernation.

    Oswald Perez

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • I always look forward to these monthly poems. They feel so refreshing and like a sense of renewal – a fresh start and something to look forward to for each month. Your spirit, energy and heart comes through in these pieces and I absolutely love it. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Maggie Jane shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 2 weeks ago

    Flowers

    like a flower
    she grows and blooms
    nourishing the world around her
    she colors the earth
    with her petals
    reminding you to
    take a moment and breathe

    she’s wild
    and free
    just there to be
    to be loved
    admired
    touched
    and most importantly
    she’s there as a blessing
    from mother herself
    to show you creation
    the divine
    how soft yet powerful
    you can be

    Maggie jane

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Aww so sweet, so loving, so visual and so emotional. Such a creative, beautiful and heartfelt piece. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Being my moon

    Dear mom,

    You’ve known me the longest. You had a big role in making me. I was one part you and one part Dad. One part breath, one part earth. Your womb was the kiln I found my true form in.

    I was one of 3, byt you always made me feel like the top of that triangle, the high point of our five-pointed star.

    I remember you bought the anthology of young writers when, in 5th grade, my poem about winter was published in it.

    You knew I’d get into Luther, but you forced, forced me to choose a back up school. Still believing while going over my financial package, with Dad, on our Windows desktop in the living room, that I could make that driftless dream come true.

    After coming home from our church’s mission trip to Juarez, I thought you didn’t take me seriously when I said I wanted to go into the Peace Corps after college. But when I was boarding the plane to South Africa wearing my life-sized backpacking backpack, I knew your tears were partly of maternal pride.

    You were there when I was in-patient and cracked jokes about the hospitilization experience. How the little library on the ward had barely any books and included the Uglies series and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.

    You were there when I became a teachers, got my masters and licensure in a year. You were right there cheering me on as I moved from school to school, tirelessly looking for my teaching home.

    And you supported me as I published my book of poetry, and pitched it to an editor. You always listened to my words and said they always struck you as insightful and inspiring. I knew I always had an audience.

    Now, I’ve learned that you’d still be with me, be my bright shining moon, in the darkest of nights. When I was a way from home, you always said to look for the moon and know that you’d be looking at the same moon.

    When you got cancer, I knew I had to keep looking for the moon, for myself and for you.

    The moon is always in the sky, no matter the stormy weather. You held the moon in the sky for me so I could always find my way, even if the path led far from home, or from what I thought home was.

    For always being my moon, I love you.

    Danielle Koch

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Aww your mom sounds like an absolutely wonderful mother and person. I am sure she is so proud of you! And you fill her heart ad life with so much joy. I hope your mom is felling as well as possible. Thank you for sharing this beautiful piece with us and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Heather shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 3 weeks ago

    No Quitter Here

    All those years of being trapped by words unable to hear the birds.
    All those years of being suffocated to speak unable to reach the highest peak.
    All those years of sitting alone waiting to be grown.
    Waiting to break free from what was thought to be rock bottom.
    All those years of discomfort and uncertainty led me to today,
    Full of triumph and determinedly.

    Heather

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Heather, I am glad you reached a point of feeling triumphant. I too feel like my lowest moments led me to my best moments, to my strongest, best more empowered self. This piece is short but has a super powerful message. Thank you for sharing your energy, spirit and talent with us. Sending hugs. Thank you for being part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Heather shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 3 weeks ago

    A Toast To Her

    Every morning
    I thank the little ray of sunshine inside of me.
    The one who believed life could still be something extraordinary.
    Even when the brutality of the world was enough to gnaw her up & spew her out.
    Even when the cliff was right at her fingertips to end it all.

    That little ray of sunshine still chose life
    & I’m forever in debt with her.
    I owe it to her to make something remarkable & gentle of myself.

    On the days I’ve succeeded,
    I gently put my hand on my heart
    & softly speak the words, “this is for you” to her!

    Heather

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Aww this is so beautiful. I love that you can recognize all the magic and light within you. Keep celebrating and honoring that magic1 Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Noirerequiem shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 3 weeks ago

    A Dance of Rebellion

    Can you see the sway of my hips,
    how they speak to the beat of these drums?
    Can you hear the rhythm—
    the language of our silence,
    unspoken words rising like smoke?

    I build bridges over rivers of oppression,
    each step a prayer,
    each twirl a testimony.

    With the swing of my skirt,
    I sweep away the struggles of women like me—
    bold, bruised,
    but never broken.

    We are complex,
    layered like rhythms in the night.
    Not just survivors,
    but storytellers with sacred fire in our feet.

    We arrived in chains,
    yet even in bondage,
    we birthed grace.
    White dresses flow—symbols of peace,
    clarity,
    and the breaking of curses
    tied to spirits lost in new lands.

    Oh, when I hear that rhythm,
    it stirs my soul.
    Something ancient rises,
    something wild and free.
    We dance ‘til the moon forgets to rest—
    laughin’, shoutin’,
    spinnin’ rebellion into joy.

    This is resistance.
    This is remembrance.
    This is us.
    A dance of rebellion is here.

    NoireRequiem

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Wow wow wow ! This is is so good. It is so thoughtful, honest and inspiring. Your words show grace and kindness in response to harm and cruelty. Your piece shows strength and power in the face of anything that tried to hurt you. You are amazing! Thank you for sharing your brilliance, your talent and your heart with us. I am so glad you are part of…read more

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Vicki Lawana Trusselli shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 3 weeks ago

    Fear is Normal

    Dear Unsealed,

    What Do I Fear?
    I fear the lack of personal contact,
    This time of year, we lack
    The touch of humanity.
    I fear being old.
    But that must be.
    I am old, bold.
    I fear losing social security,
    Fear of losing my healthcare,
    Literally please be aware.
    I fear the things that aid old people who are our elders.
    That assist those of advanced age,
    Will be hi-jacked and stolen by mean people,
    Who plan to take over our living stage at old age
    Control us,
    Minimize old people,
    The disabled, and others,
    Shove us off as if we don’t matter to others.
    To fear is normal,
    Fearing is cool,
    Fear is formal.
    Fear is me,
    Afraid of lying fools.
    Being reluctance to talk,
    Fear is how to talk,
    Fear is being unable to walk
    Even a short distance,
    For instance.
    To fear is true blue,
    Fear is tolerating the ultra-conservative fool.
    Fear is so many things in 2025.
    I am an empath,
    A dreamer, psychic.
    I do not carry wrath,
    But observe others,
    Quietly,
    Around my psyche.
    I fear being homeless,
    fearing is being without work,
    to fear is being old, bold, and careless.
    Fear is losing all benefits.
    Fear is being hungry.
    A list of fears is so boring and long,
    asunder.
    One’s a fool to think they care.
    The fool,
    The leaders plan a dire dismissal
    Of whom they dislike.
    Spiteful, they cause chaos
    In everyone’s life.
    So, I will write.
    Not out of spite,
    But to release feelings of the night,
    To spread light through the day.
    Faith keeps me strong.
    I tackle fear with music and song,
    Visual art,
    No farts.
    I carry on,
    Despite my fear of judgment,
    By people who do not care.
    I fear falling into their snares,
    Of lairs rotting in their lion’s dens
    Of inequity and warped sin.
    I fear nothing but fear itself.
    Once a prolific phrase,
    It spread fear itself.
    Doublespeak is a chaos nightmare.
    This fear.
    It makes me aware.
    The silver screen of life surrounds us all.
    I am awake.
    I see the lies of mean people.
    Make no mistakes.
    Their rules are tools
    For their brains,
    Insane.
    I am awake.

    100 percent score

    Vicki Lawana Trusselli

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 4 weeks ago

    Happy Easter!

    Dear Unsealers:

    It’s Easter Sunday.

    For those that celebrate the day, I hope that it’s an enjoyable day for you. I hope that everyone has a wonderful Sunday, no matter where in the world you are.

    Here’s to the hope and possibility after the lenten season has concluded.

    With a nod to the Urbi et Orbi message from the Pope in Rome, this is my message from NYC to the world:

    After forty days of Lent
    Easter Sunday has arrived

    A day to celebrate
    The rising of the son of God

    With euphoric joy in the holiest spirit
    We praise all that life brings

    With the world blooming all around
    Everything’s possible!

    From me to you and yours
    From NYC to the world…

    Happy Easter!
    ¡Felices Pascuas!

    Pazko on!
    Bona Pasqua!

    Joyeuses Pâques!
    Buona Pasqua!
    Cásca Shona!

    Feliz Páscoa!
    Καλό Πάσχα!
    Sretan Uskrs!

    Oswald Perez

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Aww Oswald, I hope you had a wonderful easter. Again, I love your spirit and energy. It comes through in everything you write. You are a true gem. Thank you for sharing. <3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • michae1 shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 4 weeks ago

    Happy 4-20

    Mary Jane got me ohh so high,
    Your genetics done changed my life.
    I thank God to this very day, for
    Another peaceful night, for word play.
    You’ve done evolved my DNA.
    Oh how I love your,
    Potent indica dominant strains.
    Sparks the receptors, as I search
    To put these words in place.
    Oh how I love your vibrant fragrance.
    I love how help me through,
    The stressful day’s.
    Got neurons flooding
    My brain. Looking for and
    Connecting different things to say,
    You spark my imagination.
    Opening up a variation of
    Ways. When I was hurt
    You helped me innovate.
    Had to do this for a special occasion.
    Was built off some chronic
    Mixed in with a Lil pain.
    A different meaning
    For “chronic pain”.
    Might have to get a prescription
    Just to keep me sane.
    Had to celebrate your holiday.
    Happy 4-20 it’s a special day.

    Michael L George jr

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Michael, this is a very clever piece.It is so interesting all the benefits they are realizing now that comes from CBD! Thank you or sharing your creativity with us!
      Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

      • Thank you, and yes it is amazing to learn the medical benefits from it.
        The Gonzaga university has this new class available for students or even to the public. It’s a class that allows you to smoke cannabis and study the medical benefits from it.cash only no government assistance. Me personally I think it’s amazing to allows this to happen.

        Write me back 

        Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Benjamin Fuller shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 4 weeks ago

    Divine Wind of Inspiration

    This life… is but a vapor… without a second thought you’d capture the moment by taking a pen to your wrist…
    And letting your heart bleed out on the paper….
    Inspiration, devastation, any other proclamation…
    Yet trying to write now just feels like forced dedication…
    What happened to that fire? That desire? It’s like our pen has dried up, and the situations dire
    What happened to the endless words rattling around that drove us to the brink of insanity?
    What happened to the ability to tug at the heartstrings of humanity?
    People used to say that what we wrote felt so real…
    But it’s because your words expressed our heart unsealed…
    All our pain, all our anguish,
    Every unfulfilled wish
    Even as we traversed from glory to glory,
    Your words expressed our story
    Yet stressed here I am
    Trying to string together words that don’t mean a damn thing
    There’s no voice, there’s no heart…
    How can I read what I write now, and try to say that it’s art?
    Posting poems from the past, but how long can that last?
    I am not you, and I fear that our time together is through…
    Like how were you able to write an entire poem from being hit by a droplet of dew?
    You could put one hundred and ten poems inside of a book
    All to tell one story, simply from its tones alone;
    All our highs and our lows
    Our joys, and our woes…
    But I’m sitting here now like, “is this as far as it goes?”
    Have I nothing more than this?
    Here I stand at my precipice
    Grasping at the wind beyond my reach
    With eyes like an ocean, til they burn red
    Rivers of dread flow, as I shake and I quiver
    Each drop crashes like a tsunami atop this wilted rose I hold in my hand
    The petals have been washed away… no beauty remains
    Only the thorns buried beneath my flesh, tearing at my very soul
    I never would’ve thought writing so much could take such a toll
    To break through, I know not what I need
    My heart… has run out of blood to bleed…
    There’s no path ahead…
    Nothing to say that I haven’t already said…
    Here I stand at the ledge… ready to lunge…
    Ready to take that fateful plunge…
    Embracing the free fall…
    As I give up on writing anything at all…

    But yet in this moment the wind gives its gust
    With a gentle whisper it tells me, “trust”
    “Walk by faith and not by sight.
    There’s no reason for you to be filled with fright.
    Take the step and be full of delight.
    Harken unto Me, and what I declare.
    For together we will dance across the air.
    The words that have been shrouded in the clouds will again shine their light.
    The voice you seek will soon echo aloud.
    Sending ripples, causing waves,
    Causing dead bones to rattle in their graves.
    Testifying of the One by whom mankind shall be saved.
    This isn’t the end of your story.
    For I have chosen you to write of Our coming glory.”

    Lo! That mercy would look upon my tired eyes
    That the winds of heaven would hear my frustrated cries
    With no blood left to bleed…
    No might, nor power left within myself to carry me through this hour
    But by Thy Spirit, I will continue to fight
    By Thy Spirit I will continue to write for any who shall hear it
    For Thy testimony is my delight
    Lo! This shall not be my end
    I’m trusting that higher yet I shall ascend
    So let ye joyful trumpets sound in celebration
    For the shackles and chains of this writer’s block I refuse to succumb
    Yay! I say I shall be unbound
    I’ll let this Spirit fueled heart beat like a drum of liberation
    Pounding with a “bum-bum-de-bum”
    This burning sensation shut-up deep in my bones;
    Words yet without form… groaning’s waiting to be born
    As the tumultuous storm clouds clear… their image draws near…
    I can see them…
    At last…
    I am free…
    This weightlessness…
    Unburdened by stress…
    Yes… I can feel it deep in my core…
    If I take this step… I know I shall soar
    I shall waltz on the wind, as a sparrow in the daytime
    As a spider with its web, I’ll weave these words into rhymes
    I’ll mold them into the most lustrous silk
    And their taste shall be sweeter than honey and more nutritious than milk
    No longer shall I live in fear that I’ll never be the writer you were again
    The rose petals of this pen will bloom once more
    And now I sit in anticipation to see what creations are in store…
    Indeed… this blocks been broken through
    For my passions been born anew

    Benjamin M. Fuller

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Benjamin! I am so glad you didn’t let your self-doubt stick around and you realized your power, your voice and the greatness that lies within you. Never lose sign of your magic. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • taysleatherlace shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months ago

    TIMES

    Dear Unsealers,
    I wanted to share with you a poem I wrote about Time and how we spend our time. At the end of time, what will others remember? I originally started this piece in 2021 & finished in 2023, Taylor Vance.

    We have GOOD times
    We have BAD times
    We have SAD times
    We have MAD times
    We have GLAD times
    We have HARD times & we have felt like time wasn’t on our side.
    We have had times of JOY & we have wished that we could avoid a certain time.
    We have FOUGHT at times & CRIED at times
    We have HIDDEN at times & SHINED at times
    There has been times I wish we never had
    There has been times we can never take back
    There has been times we will never get back
    There has been times we talked shit & times we have been up shits creek. And GOD knows we have never been on TIME!!! But I would never rewind time, for it’s only been a short time we have had together, & it’s only going to get better in due time.
    For all the hard times we weathered past, present, or future, as we expected.
    For the rest of our time, we will make the best of our time to love one another until we have NO more time, while we wait, our story will continue, so in the end, we know we didn’t make a complete mess of our time.
    Now I ask you to take a little time to remember how you use your time. Because all you get in this life is TIME & CHOICES, my advice to you is to be wise with both. At the end of time, we are to have No regrets, No second chances, for there will be No time to look back. Because at that time, when our hourglass has finally run out of sand, we can’t flip it over and start again. So what will the ones we leave behind remember of OUR TIME?
    Written by: Taylor Vance 2-2023

    Taylor Vance

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Aww Taylor, If you can be a peace with the role of time in our life, I feel like you conquered life in a way most never will. This piece is so wise and so true. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Heather shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months ago

    Exhaustion

    I’m exhausted but not that lack of 8 hrs of sleep exhausted.
    I’m exhausted from putting peoples needs first.
    I’m exhausted from checking in with people that don’t check in with me.
    I’m exhausted from putting in the work and everyone else just goes on with life.
    I’m exhausted from feeling their emotions and suppressing my own.
    I’m exhausted and it’s not from the lack of sleep exhausted.
    I want to feel alive.
    I want to feel refreshed.
    I want to feel my own emotions.
    Care for my own needs.
    I want to escape the burnt stage of life and capture the awareness of the day.
    I’m exhausted from being exhausted!
    When will I breathe again?
    That is the question!

    Heather

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Are you familiar with Marianne Williamson s “out deepest fear”? Or Ernest Henley’s “Invictus” ?
      I find them comforting when I too, experience feeling burned out from how agreeable of a person I can be at the cost of my own needs. Hope it resonates with you. 💚

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Aww Heather, my hope for you is that you focus on only leaning into people and places that make you feel alive instead of exhausted. Sending lots and lots of hugs. <3 Lauren

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Heather shared a letter in the Group logo of To the people we loveTo the people we love group 2 months, 1 weeks ago

    Just Us Three

    Let’s go back to those nights of walking the neighborhood.
    Of riding our bikes thru that same neighborhood bypassing the “scary” street.
    Let’s go back to sitting in front of the TV playing video games til the sun comes up.
    Go back to the days of driving around feeling like grown adults.
    Let’s go back to those day trips that consist of music blaring thru the speakers. Our voices singing as loud as they can.
    Go back to the nights of just us girls & the open road which led us to the unknown.
    Let’s go back to those nights in our 20s of just dancing the night away with no cares in the world.
    With the only thought of “will it be mimis or dennys” after the night is done.
    Let’s go back to girls night in.
    Banging drums. Tapping the microphone. & strumming the guitar.
    Can we go back and just live for the moment?
    For the simplicity.
    For the joy.
    Can we go back & just enjoy being present?
    No rush for the next task.
    No responsibilities that will consume our time.
    Can we go back & just be?
    Let’s go back & see.
    Just us three.

    Heather

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Aww, Heather this is so sweet. Looking back on childhood memories like this can be sad at times, but it just proves how much fun you had. You are so blessed to have had a childhood like this ☺

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Heather shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 1 weeks ago

    Growth Looks Good

    Do you not see how strong you are?
    How worthy you are?
    How loved you are?

    All those sleepless nights prepared you for the best sleeps of your life.
    Those uncomfortable mirror talks set you up for those beautiful reflection affirmations.
    Those in and out acquaintances part of your life were just props to what led you to today.

    The most strongest, worthiest, and lovable woman the Universe could have!

    Heather

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • I totally agree! Sometimes the most challenging points in our lives are just preparing us for all of the good that is to come. ♥

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Jillian Padgett shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 2 weeks ago

    Rejecting Love

    Falling in love ought not be such a terrifying act
    Is it as daunting for you as it is for me
    I sit in wonder what my life would be
    Minus all the heartbreak and perpetual agony
    Would I be the type to trust “I love you”
    Would I be the type to trust at all
    If only I’d been shown
    If only the words “I love you” came from those already grown

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Love is different for everyone. Once you find what works for you and what you need, it will become easier to recognize the love that has always been all around you ♥

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Pretty Dee shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 2 weeks ago

    Eye You

    Eye see you
    Do you see me?
    Soul to soul
    Yet oceans away.

    Is it weird
    To not only ask
    For one more night—
    But for you to stay?

    They say love lasts for a lifetime,
    But every minute apart
    Feels like you’re eons away.

    Eye see you.
    Eye see the star you are.
    I see the parts of your soul
    You try to hide.

    Could it be
    That you are my soul tribe?
    Or maybe my mate…
    Either way it goes,
    This union feels divinely great—
    Almost as if it was fate.

    Bashert.
    Eye see you.
    Soul to soul.
    Fated love so true.
    Eye see you.

    Bashert, my love,
    For you is destined to be.

    My soul searches for you,
    But eye cannot find
    Where you are hiding…

    Some days I am rain.
    Other days, I am earth.
    Some days I am air.
    Other days, I am fire.

    I scorch new paths to rebirth.
    But will you still love me the same
    On days when I can’t flow like water—
    When I bring storms, lightning, and rain?

    I might blow my fuse and explode,
    Blowing like wind…

    But the river of my love is ever flowing
    Into oceans of understanding,
    Deeper than the cosmos—
    The great gift of knowing.

    That you are my Baz, and eye you.
    My soul sees your soul,
    As the light of this
    Divine union shines through.

    Bashert, my love—Bashert.
    For the Divine One
    Designed me just for you.

    Pretty Dee ✨🫶🏾

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Aww this is beautiful. Did you know Bashert is a Jewish word? I have heard my grandparents say it! Whether you found your person or not, I feel like there is a pull on our hearts – a knowing that our heart is connecting to another person’s heart. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. I have so missed you and your…read more

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

      • Yes! It’s a wild, bizarre story about how it came to me because my brain surprises me everyday lol. I haven’t found my person, but I drew inspiration from knowing that it exists and will come.

        Write me back 

        Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Also, I am going to feature this piece in today’s newsletter :).

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • This is beautiful! I’m so happy you have found someone you have such a strong, passionate connection with. ♥

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Ruth Liew shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 2 weeks ago

    Being Alive

    Are our bodies the amazing external shelter
    Of the fascinating machinery
    That makes the true existence of the psyche possible?
    Without this body, this “me”
    You cannot know or share any of my thoughts
    And that would be the tragedy at hand, soon enough;
    So thus,
    As long as my mind is held in this body
    I will love it and feed it
    And take it on walks
    And give it warm baths
    And tuck it to bed cozy
    And I hope you can do the same
    In your own safe housing of your soul
    So I can hear your sacred thoughts as well,
    That only you can speak.

    Ruth Liew

    Subscribe  or  log in to reply

    • Ruth, this is such a beautiful interpretation. We must be kind to ourselves and take care of our bodies in order to live the life we all deserve. ☻

      Write me back 

      Subscribe  or  log in to reply

  • Load More
Share This:
PNFPB Install PWA using share icon

For IOS and IPAD browsers, Install PWA using add to home screen in ios safari browser or add to dock option in macos safari browser

Would like to install our app?

Progressive Web App (PWA) is installed successfully. It will also work in offline

Push notification permission blocked in browser settings. Reset the notification settings for website/PWA