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  • I Will Always Love You

    It’s been six months since you said goodbye
    It’s been six months since you died
    That night when you took the pills
    Because you no longer wanted to feel
    Into the darkness you were swallowed whole
    Trying to find peace
    And quiet your soul
    That night you died
    The piece of me
    Where depression lied
    I felt my fate
    And knew it was too late
    For me to stay alive
    I was already dead inside
    They took my body away that night
    And I was renewed from the ashes
    Like a Phoenix in flight
    Emerging from the darkness
    Flying into the light
    A new soul reborn and ready to fight
    I shed old skin
    And doubts that held me down
    I’m embracing this new beginning
    In which I’ve found
    Reminiscences of you are what keeps me strong and alive
    So I’ll only keep you as a memory in order to strive
    So Rest in peace
    To the being
    That’s no longer inside of me
    The one who threatened
    the life of me
    I will always love who you were in every way
    Because you made me who I am today

    Bre Lynn

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    • That’s deep, so proud of you🥰

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    • Wow, Bre. This is such an inspiring poem. I am so proud of you for overcoming such a hard time in your life and getting past the negative in search of happiness. Even though goodbyes are hard, it is important to remember that although the person isn’t there with you anymore, the memories that you made with them will live on forever. You are so…read more

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  • Releasing Myself

    I felt like giving up
    I was hanging from a thread
    I just wanted to quiet
    The thoughts inside my head
    I’ve been hanging on for so long
    Everything I felt was so wrong
    I closed my eyes and took a breath
    Letting go of all that caused me stress
    I had to release myself
    To hold on to something else
    In that moment, I found my strength
    To face the darkness and go the length
    I took a step forward, embracing the unknown
    With every stride, my confidence had grown
    Though the road was rocky and filled with strife
    I knew deep inside, I was reclaiming my life
    No longer defined by the shadows of the past
    I emerged stronger, ready to make it last

    Bre Lynn

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    • Bre!! This piece is AMAZING! I love love the ending. “With every stride, my confidence had grown
      Though the road was rocky and filled with strife
      I knew deep inside, I was reclaiming my life
      No longer defined by the shadows of the past
      I emerged stronger, ready to make it last”

      I am so glad you found your power. I can’t wait to see what you do wi…read more

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  • Dear Father

    In my perfect day
    You’d still be here
    We would be sipping coffee
    By the pier
    Watching the morning sunrise
    Seeing the glimmer in your eyes

    In my perfect day
    We would read underneath palm trees
    Taking in the ocean breeze
    Snapping memories that will never leave

    In my perfect day
    Cancer wouldn’t exist
    Taking you away
    Would be completely dismissed

    In my perfect day
    We would watch the sunset by the water
    You would never leave
    I’d still have my father

    In my perfect day
    I would live inside a world
    Where there would be no fear
    And when the day is done
    You would still be here

    Bre Lynn

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    • Salutations,
      Firstly, my sincerest condolences. May he rest in peace.
      I feel your grief behind your words. I pray your heart heals and your memories bring you comfort, more than pain. Your piece is very expressive and elegantly melancholic.

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    • I am so very sorry for your loss, Bre. This is an incredibly beautiful poem. I am sure your father is smiling while he watches over you. Sending hugs. <3 Lauren

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