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  • My Confidence is Blossoming

    My confidence blooms like spring’s first rose, once shy, now proud in the glow of a crowd, no longer afraid to radiate beauty, to walk a runway of my design,where compliments swirl and lift me high. My confidence is blossoming

    I celebrate every curve, small or bold, fit or unique—each tells a tale of triumph and journey, riding the waves of doubt, held up by whispers of strength that flow through my veins. My confidence is blossoming

    Looking in the mirror, I see more than just a reflection; I find the worth I’ve gathered—golden threads woven from resilience, a tapestry of self-love, unfolding in vivid strokes. My confidence is blossoming

    I’ve met my detractors with a smile, letting my worth become my answer, each check I cash, a silent rebuke to those who said I couldn’t stand tall. My confidence is blossoming

    Grateful, I bask in the light, no more clinging to shadows of comparison,for even in storms, I shine through, humbled yet fierce in my embrace of the confidence that continues to bloom—each petal a testament, each moment a celebration of the radiant being I’ve become. My confidence is blossoming

    Saibree

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    • Saibree, I absolutely love that your confidence is blossoming! So many people are their own worst critics, and it inspires me to see people like you who root for themselves and see their true worth. I hope that you continue to bloom and build yourself up. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • 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 ✨🫶🏾

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    • 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

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      • 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.

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

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

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  • Promise

    Unassuming, she bides her time,
    slumbers curled in on herself,
    potentiality’s vibrations encapsulated,
    resonance her twilight lullaby.
    Dawn breaks warm,
    night’s chill melting away,
    absorbed as nourishment;
    she stretches languidly,
    testing the confines of her quilt,
    unfurls pink and fresh and strong,
    face to sun; rising, ready,
    sweet perfume on autumn air.

    Style Score: 100

    Necia Campbell

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    • Necia, I love the way this poem describes a sort of awakening of the body, mind, and soul. Springtime is great for starting over, and this poem describes you slowly but surely waking up from a slumber to face the new experiences and challenges to come. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • 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

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    • 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. ☻

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

    Later Love From Me

    Here I thought you were “the one” with what was programmed from within.
    Walking life without you seemed so numb at the time.
    Breathing different air than you set for sleepless nights.
    I’m so glad you were not “the one.”
    My programs from within have switched from fantasy to reality.
    Walking life without you has defrosted in the most warmest ways.
    Breathing different air from you
    has given me better nights of sleep.
    The weighted blanket type of sleep.
    Here I thought you and I would be the forever type.
    Boy, was that such hype.
    I’m so glad forever was not for this flight.
    Here I thought I’d be together with you, the “love of my life.”
    Not knowing that love would be with me years after the blue.

    Heather

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    • Heather, I’m happy you decided to not settle for something that wasn’t right for you. I’m sure it was tough, but you got through it and now you know what you want and need in a person.

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  • Heather shared a letter in the Group logo of To my younger selfTo my younger self group 2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Staircase

    I sit with my internal child outside on the stairs, because I know she wants me to.
    She giggles so softly.
    Her dimples shine so brightly.
    She tells me about her day on the playground swing.
    We share a bowl of cheetos, the puffs kind.
    We make pictures out of the clouds in the sky.
    She sees a puppy. I see a pig.
    We even forget about the thing of time.
    We get lost in the freshness of Spring air.
    Dreaming of what the fields of life has in store for us.
    I sit with my inner child outside on the stairs because all she wants is individual love.

    Heather

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    • Aww, Heather. You are not alone in feeling this way. Coming from a girl with 3 younger siblings, the spotlight was rarely on me, and it was tough! Individual love is absolutely necessary, and I’m sorry you felt you deserved more ♥

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  • Heather shared a letter in the Group logo of To my younger selfTo my younger self group 2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Frozen Yogurt Date

    If we’re playing a game of “I believe,”
    I’d like to believe there are past versions of me that get together for frozen yogurt.
    They all talk about who I once was
    And how I’ve hit all those curveballs of life out of the park.
    They don’t “boo” the swings.
    Yell rude comments.
    Or bring up some of the strikes I’ve received.
    They meet for frozen yogurt and cheer me on every single day.
    During every single game of life played.

    Heather

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    • Heather, this is my favorite poem of yours so far! Such a sweet and creative idea. ♥ I hope little me’s are meeting up and wishing me the best. ☺♥

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  • Burst

    New years are meant for starting over
    Beginning clean and new
    Unless you’re of the queer persuasion
    And your government’s against you
    Then blossoming becomes a struggle
    As you strain simply to bloom,
    Crushed under heels of persecution
    Swept under rug by bigoted broom
    The seeds we sow in ‘25
    Require roots down deep, robust
    If we’re to thrive and survive,
    Under a dictator we can’t trust
    To blossom sounds lovely indeed
    But queer friends we must burst,
    Break barriers and far exceed
    Hoping for best, planning for worst

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    Lorinda Boyer

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    • Lorinda, you are right that a new year is typically meant for starting over, and I hate that you feel as though your petals are being crushed by the current environment. I hope that you are able to find peace and blossom despite any factors that work against you. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • blossom 2

    For the longest time, my garden was in a drought

    Sometimes I thought I wasn’t meant to grow

    Every time I had a drip of success, I would not follow up with more

    Inconsistent, not believing I can achieve anything

    Having limited beliefs kept me at a level only I could seeI guess eye level, some would say to me,

    The sum (some) was the voices of doubt in my head

    Subtracting my motivation having divided on what should I do

    Leaving me feeling empty with no rest in sight multiple times

    That was a fraction of the time, actually that was most of the time

    Alright, it was like 99.9%

    The whole time (100%) well, the entire time I would lie to everyone, including

    My-self, I that was fine

    But II’ve could not hide the sadness in my eyes

    Blur vision from the tears I’ve cried behind closed doors

    Now look at me, blossoming, me

    Before I felt the thrones on my side until I rose to the occasion

    Poured into myself, not letting those seeds of ego and pride get me down

    Having loved one’s check on my progress when I would forget to water my plant

    Boundaries allowed me to finally love me and set the standard of what I will and won’t tolerate

    It changed my life

    As I am writing this piece, I cried

    But I used these tears to grow the confidence in me, the unwavering belief in me

    I got this

    Only I can stop this and won’t stop until I am at the top of whatever I want to accomplish

     

    Isaac is me

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    • Isaac, I think most people experience the drought in their lives that you describe. Some droughts are worse than others, but no one is exempt from the thirst they create. I am glad that your drought is over and that you are blossoming into your full potential. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • Heather shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Possibilities

    Maybe one day we meet back up.
    May it be in a store buying that day’s outfit for a night out.
    May it be at a local park catching Mama Nature’s beautiful sunrays.
    May it be at a red light on our way to what consist of our busy lives.
    Maybe. Just maybe, one day we will meet up and when we do, it’s as if nothing was new.
    It was just as we left it.

    Heather

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  • I and Love and You (inspired by The Avett Brothers)

    -Load the car and write the note-

    Moving out was terrifying. I enjoyed the first few weeks in my apartment alone.
    I was rarely alone when I was with my ex. I depended on him. To get to school, to get to work, to get to rehearsal, to eat, to have a place to sleep, etc, etc. I had to pay a price for all of that. Nothing comes for free.

    -Grab your bag and grab your coat-

    I remember leaving his house for the last time. I packed that morning as fast as humanly possible. I forgot a lot of things. He kept begging me not to leave, I kept begging to go. I got dressed in my own clothes for the first time in a hot minute. Normally I just grabbed his because mine were always trapped behind the headboard.
    I didn’t know it was the last. His hand curved into my inner thigh, the country road we had driven on for nearly two years rolled by until it disappeared into the highway. He dropped me off and my parents greeted him warmly, and hugged him and I think I realized then I hated him.

    -Tell the ones that need to know-

    My best friend and I got together a little after I got home so I could tell them everything about my ex and I.
    And this guy I just met.

    Their mouth was agape the whole conversation. I told them I didn’t think my ex was a bad guy, Cole said that was because I haven’t experienced a good one yet.I told them about this guy I met and there was hope in their eyes.

    What if this guy was lulling me in with false promises like everyone else before?

    -We are headed north.-

    We broke up. He left me. I finally reached out to this guy and… the rest is just confetti.

    -One foot in and one foot back-

    I open up a little just to resend everything I just said. I’ve been told before that I’m “too much” and yet somehow, “not good enough,” at the same time.

    I had two people I adored when I was growing up. They were my best friends. They weren’t the best of friends.

    One of them called my self harm scars “stupid people scars.” Said I was only doing it for attention, though I never intended for anyone to see them. If I wanted to be effective I should just full-send it and make the little white lines vertical. I opened up to him only for him to say I was too much and that I was crazy and occasionally throw it back in my face.

    -But it don’t pay to live like that-

    When we were in high school, he caught my ex hitting me, he stepped in and tried to get me out.
    When I was going through the worst of my disordered eating habits, he bought me food and sat with me.
    He confused me. I believed in my heart he loved me. I still do. I think he just didn’t know how to love right. When he met his boyfriend and they fell in love, I think the two of them learned from one another. They’re still very happy together in their own place. We don’t talk, but, the last time we did, he said that he hopes I get everything I want out of life. And that he’ll be there. His boyfriend and him are planning to get engaged.
    I think my boyfriend and I could be like that.

    -So I cut ties and I jumped the track-

    When we stopped talking, my best friend and I got closer and I got happier. Stress about extracurriculars and homework was all I had to worry about. Life was good. My senior year of highschool was one of my favorite periods of my life.
    The other is right now.

    -Never to return-

    -Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in-

    I met my boyfriend at a summer camp. We were both counselors. The counselors were all talking about this, that and the other. I initially wanted to get out of there, but this guy I had just met started talking about video games designed to be difficult.
    I was on a Fear and Hunger kick, I hoped he would know the game. He didn’t. He said it reminded him of another game, I said that it reminds of a book, and so on and so on.
    Suddenly thirty minutes pass and I’m sitting on the table in the makeup room talking candidly about life, books, video games and art with someone who might as well have been a stranger. But I was hooked.

    He looked at me with a kind of recognition that you don’t see terribly often. Like he already knew me. The strange thing was, I felt like I knew him too.

    -Are you aware of the shape I’m in?-

    When I started having panic attacks at camp, I was fucking embarrassed. I had kept my composure in front of strangers all my life, until right then.

    He came in— and I guess he wasn’t really a stranger. He coaxed me through it, though anxiously because he was paranoid about how people would take it. Us— in a room— completely alone.
    I could not help that I was drawn to him. I let him see that I was not infallible. I felt closer to him every second we spent together.

    Is that wrong of me?

    -My hands, they shake, my head, it spins-

    We were watching the play at Pocket Sandwich Theater and I knew I needed to make that leap. Just to take his hand.
    My brain kept screaming this could just be another game. He could be saying all these sweet words and writing all these beautiful poems just to lure me in.

    It wouldn’t be the first time. My first boyfriend told me his dream was to be a teacher with me, and that students would think we were adorable.
    He told me after we had been dating for nearly a year that his dream was to take my virginity.

    My most recent ex told me his dream was to go to Chicago and be a famous actor, and to have me waiting at the stage door for him.
    But what about my stage door? Would he have ever shown up?

    But my heart was so sure with this guy what I wasn’t sure with the others.
    I could actually see a couple years ahead. It was messy and a little undefined, but the vision was there.

    I took his hand. The momentary shock as my fingers laced around his, those beautiful grey and blue eyes widened like I had done something unfathomable.
    The smile he gave me, as he wrapped his other hand around ours.

    -Oh, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in-

    -When at first I learned to speak-

    My mother said I learned to talk before I walked. My first word— well to be more accurate it was a sentence.
    “Where is it?”
    Ironic with my ADHD.

    -I used all my words to fight-

    I was a terrible person as a middle schooler. I was filled with rage and hormones and everything that I once knew changed.
    I was filled with depression that I didn’t understand was depression.

    I pushed my friends as far as they would go. I felt so guilty every time that I’d grovel and apologize. Rinse. Repeat. Suddenly not a little girl anymore. I hated myself. My friends didn’t understand. I hated them too.

    I bullied, and I seethed, and I said things that I should have never thought, much less said. Much less believed to be true.

    -Ah, but it’s just a waste of time-

    My best friend and I went to a cabin out in the country for their birthday.
    One night, we sat in the bed, and we cried. I apologized for everything I had done when I was a middle schooler. They did too.
    We hugged.

    -Yeah, it’s such a waste of time-

    -Three words that became hard to say-

    Fear is a nasty thing. Anxiety and depression too. It’s unfair that your own mind can want to not be alone, yet force you to be lonely. Then yell at you for it.

    “I need help.”

    Those became so hard.

    “I miss you.”

    I say those often to a lot of different people. My friends back home, my kids, my boyfriend. I miss them all, truly.

    -I and Love and You-

    I struggled to say it to my boyfriend when I knew I should’ve. It happened at the right moment that’s true and I’m very grateful for how perfect that first moment was. But—

    There was a night where we were playing Minecraft together and I almost said it.

    He was so excited about the house. He noticed all the little red details I put everywhere for him. He said no one had ever put such thought into surprising him with something.
    I almost said, “it’s because I love you, duh.”
    But I didn’t.

    -I and Love and You-

    I wanna be able to look in the mirror and not examine it. I want to see my features and smile.
    I want to enjoy my face reflecting back at me.
    I want to like it, to the point that I don’t even acknowledge it.

    This morning I got up to take a shower before class. I peeled off my boyfriend’s shirt, and neatly folded it next to the sink. I looked up to grab a hair tie and—

    I liked the way my body looked. I like the curvature of my waist, the shape of my breasts, the way my hair fell behind my shoulders even though it was a bit unkempt.

    I liked my face. That’s the hard thing to like about myself. As an actor you spend so much of your time examining and painting your face. As an autistic person, I used to practice making facial expressions in the mirror to look more natural. I am so used to my face. Normally, I try to avoid staring at it.
    But I looked at the color of my eyes, their asymmetrical shape, the fullness of my lashes—
    I looked at my lips, redder and a bit drier than normal, they’re always a little more red after my boyfriend leaves cause his scruff scratches me—
    I looked at my nose, I usually hate it. But today I thought, “I look nice.”

    I think— I think everyday I get closer to it. Not by much, and it’s never consistent but it has happened more and more as the years go by.

    I’m so close to looking in the mirror and saying it.

    -I and Love and You-

    Maddie

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    • LOVED YOUR STORY! WE as humans step into so many relationships. Sometines we have set backs as life teaches we are not perfect Learning to see the goodness over the flaws of our everyday life is a step forward.

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    • Maddie, I loved reading this story. The relationships we create in our lives, both romantic and platonic, influence us so much more than we realize. Every little interaction sets the tone for future interactions, and we can only help that they are positive. I am so happy that you are slowly learning to truly love yourself. Thank you for sharing…read more

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  • Little chicken

    My baby girl
    With bouncing curls
    You are the light of my life
    Day and night
    You bring sunshine and smiles everywhere you go
    My heart aches with how much I love you so
    I don’t know where I’d be
    If there were no you and me
    I can’t imagine a life without you
    I honestly don’t know what I do
    I’m so lucky to watch you grow
    I love you more than you’ll ever know

    Martha Moore

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    • My daughter is 37, she is my best friend and I see forever when I look and her, and my grandson. Thank you for sharing, it’s a beautiful gift!

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    • Martha, I know exactly what you mean about not being able to imagine a life without your child. My babies (who aren’t babies anymore) are the center of my universe. Everything rotates around them, and watching them blossom and grow is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your love for your daughter and inspiring me today!

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  • Reclaimed Self

    In 2013, something horrid happened to me. It didn’t happen to just me, or affect me the most. It was a betrayal that left me and my children unsafe.

    For years, I disregarded how this affected me as I focused on how it affected others I love. How it affected me became a small side story. So, for years, I didn’t bother acknowledging my personal hurt. I had huge obligations to assist others through their journey toward ok-ness. Those others are my children.

    What happens then, if there is no ok-ness for me? I’m about to tell you.

    The first thing was tears. It was about ten months of tears every night. By myself, alone. For all of us. In waves. During the day, I was raising kids. At night, I was grieving my wounds and losses.

    Next came denial. Maybe we can live with this? After all, we aren’t dead and it’s surely been misery, but what’s the way out of misery? Others I loved chose denial, and it seemed to work for them. Some who got hurt are still using denial to cope.

    One day, like a lifting fog, I realized denial costs too much. Almost immediately, intense anger replaced my denial.

    It’s exhausting to be perpetually angry. Being the body of all-consuming anger is only useful if it leads to justice, and, sadly, it didn’t.

    Numbness replaced the anger. God faded into meaninglessness. Emotions faded from red to pastel pink. The duty to continue to exist remained, and that was all I could manage.

    For years.

    For a decade.

    I became a pale version of myself. I could function, raise kids, held down a complicated job. I paid my mortgage and took showers and cooked meals and taught my kids skills to live. Kind of.

    If I could have been a better version of myself, I could have taught them more than the bits I managed. I guess I taught them to persevere. The struggle became normal. I thought I had pulled it off, this existing after horror gig. I believed I had healed. What I had actually done was to mute emotions and function in logic as a self protective mechanism. It was very effective; I felt functional. I had emotions, I just vetted them. Numbness was surviving. I felt safe enough to go on.

    It took 11 1/2 years for me to fully face my healing. Finally, I could leave safe logic and dulled existence on the table to pursue a little authentic joy.

    At first it was scary to feel emotions with some intensity. Emotions can lie! Slowly I let them lead me to some old loves: baking, drawing, building, painting, sewing, exploring, dancing, writing. Can I do it? For myself? And can I survive feeling it? Can I forge trusting relationships with others? Can I trust myself? The world is again wild with color, after so many years of color washed out by pain. Will I choose healing or familiar pain?

    Not every day goes too well. Some days I retreat. This healing journey will take more time. But now, instead of hiding behind logic, I use creativity to process life, to feel myself heal, to be alive.

    This is like waking from a trance. It is stepping back into my authentic self after an absence.

    It is nice to recognize the person inside; although I am much older and much more worn, I have a hard fought value. I am here.

    Style score 100%

    Ruth Liew

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    • Ruth, I am so sorry that you and your children experienced something horrific. While I obviously don’t know the details, I can understand your reasoning for putting your children’s well-being above your own for so many years. I am so glad that you are making progress and focusing on your own growth at this point in your life and I wish you the…read more

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  • Drive

    I don’t really have to think what is blossoming in my life, 2025 is a growing year, You have a Drive that while you have BAD DAYS, yet You push on, You are working on Starting Your tire shop after hours and it’s GOING TO BE AMAZING, you DON’T QUIT, This year is Your year and GREATLY things are happening from a Dodge charger ( hemi motor) to your business will be running within a few months) The clowns are taking off , Who knows what else is going to happen, NOW is my time.

    Leroy Bragg

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    • Leroy, I am so glad that you are feeling confident and excited moving into springtime this year! It sounds like you have a lot going for you right now, and I hope that everything works out exactly as you plan. Good luck in all your endeavors and thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • Titus Armon shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Hey Girl

    Hey Girl
    What’s Your Name
    I See You Looking
    What’s On Your Mind
    I Like The Way You Think
    Show Me More About You
    Paint Me A Picture
    I’m Here
    Wondering
    Waiting
    Listening

    Seemingly Beautiful
    But I Don’t Know
    Tell Me Your Favorite Song
    Do You Go Out
    Or Stay In And Read
    I’m A Writer
    In Need Of A Friend
    You’re Patient
    And I am
    You’ve Noticed Me For Days
    I’ve Noticed Too
    I Wanna Shake Your Hand
    It Looks Soft
    How Do I Say
    We Could Get Lifted
    No Intentions
    Just What’s Missing

    What Do You Say

    Titus Armon

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  • Martha Moore shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Marco?

    Where has my light gone
    That used to twinkle in my eyes?
    I feel like I don’t belong
    In this body I call mine
    I don’t know who I am anymore
    Not even a single clue
    Maybe I don’t know who I was before
    It’s hard to know what’s true
    Have I lost myself somehow?
    Gone without a trace
    Or was I never found
    A vessel without a face

    Martha Moore

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  • The Nameless Verse shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 4 weeks ago

    Anxiety

    I wake up with pressure where peace should be.
    Tight chest, cold hands—
    like my body’s got bad news it won’t share with me.
    I open my eyes, but the war’s already started.
    No trigger, no trauma—just wired and guarded.

    People say “you’re good, just breathe,”
    like lungs are the problem.
    Like air ever fixed the kind of drowning I do in silence.
    I’m not sad.
    I’m not mad.
    I’m just… off.
    And nobody sees it when the switch flips soft.

    I laugh on cue.
    I answer, “I’m fine.”
    But inside, I’m pacing the edge of a line
    I can’t name.
    I can’t cross.
    I can’t leave behind.

    You ever feel scared for no reason at all?
    Like your bones remember something you don’t recall?
    Like you’re the only one in a room full of light
    who’s being followed by shadows no one else fights?

    It’s not drama.
    It’s not weak.
    It’s a weight you carry in your teeth—
    locked jaw, clenched fists, fake calm.
    A panic that wears your face and moves on.

    Some nights I just stare at the ceiling,
    trying to outrun a thought I’m not even feeling.
    I pray for stillness but get static instead—
    a quiet so loud it screams in my head.

    This ain’t for pity. This ain’t for show.
    This is survival. This is let go or blow.
    This is for every heartbeat I had to fake.
    Every smile I stitched for everyone’s sake.

    So if I ever seem distant, short, or strange—
    I’m not cold.
    I’m in chains.
    Fighting to breathe in a body that blames
    me
    for the storm I didn’t choose,
    for a mind that tightens every fuse.

    Anxiety don’t knock. It just breaks in.
    Puts its feet up and asks how I’ve been.
    So I tell it—
    “You again?”
    It smiles.
    “Yeah. You know I live in your skin.”

    Kristopher Haeberlin

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  • The Nameless Verse shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 4 weeks ago

    Falkland’s Law

    We are taught to choose,
    as if indecision is death—
    as if silence is weakness,
    and hesitation, sin.
    But truth isn’t always loud.
    And power
    isn’t always movement.

    There are moments
    when the greatest strength
    is doing nothing.
    Not out of fear,
    but out of wisdom.
    Because not every door needs opening.
    Not every question needs an answer.
    Not every fire deserves your water.

    Sometimes, the chaos wants your reaction.
    It feeds on your urgency.
    It tricks you into thinking
    that action alone
    equals progress.
    But no—
    discernment is the throne.
    Restraint is the crown.

    The strongest ones don’t always strike.
    They observe.
    They wait.
    They listen to the wind
    before choosing where to plant their flag.
    They watch the pieces move
    before touching the board.

    There is courage in stillness.
    There is defiance in the pause.
    Because when you don’t have to decide,
    you reclaim the power of timing.
    You allow truth to mature,
    emotion to settle,
    and consequences to reveal themselves.

    Some storms burn out
    without a single match lifted.
    Some lies unspool
    without confrontation.
    And some choices solve themselves
    when you give them the mercy of silence.

    You are not passive.
    You are precise.
    You are the calm in a world of reaction.
    You are the breath
    before the leap.
    And the space
    between rage and regret.

    So if the moment does not demand a decision,
    then don’t offer one.
    Let life unfold
    without your forced grip.
    Let wisdom be the silence
    between questions
    you never needed to ask.

    Kristopher Haeberlin

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  • The Nameless Verse shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 4 weeks ago

    Wilson's Law

    They counted coins.
    You counted questions.
    They chased profit like prey—
    you chased truth like prophecy.
    And though the world didn’t notice at first,
    you knew:
    fortune follows those who feed the mind
    before the hand.

    While others raced the clock
    trying to beat the system,
    you were building one.
    One forged in quiet corners,
    long nights,
    books full of dust and diamonds.
    You didn’t hunger for the gold.
    You hungered for the why.

    And with each answer,
    you laid bricks beneath your future
    while they played hopscotch on sand.
    Because money is a moment.
    But knowledge—
    knowledge is momentum.
    A force that compounds
    in silence
    until the noise can’t ignore it.

    You didn’t flaunt degrees.
    You wore humility
    like armor.
    You didn’t scream credentials.
    You let your results do the whispering.
    And soon enough,
    the same world that dismissed your hunger
    became ravenous for your insights.

    Money came.
    Quietly, respectfully.
    Like a servant to its master.
    Because when the mind is rich,
    the rest must follow.
    The paycheck finds the problem-solver.
    The opportunities find the thinker.
    The throne finds the visionary
    who spent years building it
    in solitude.

    So study more.
    Ask better questions.
    Break what you know
    and build it wiser.
    Because intellect is the only currency
    that survives every crash.

    They may buy the room,
    but you built the foundation.
    And in the end,
    those who seek wisdom
    are the ones who rule.

    Kristopher Haeberlin

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  • The Nameless Verse shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 months, 4 weeks ago

    Gilbert’s Law

    No one is coming to tell you how.
    No divine instruction manual.
    No whispered secret from the wind.
    You are the blueprint.
    The task is the test.
    And excellence—
    that quiet, burning force within—
    is not suggested. It’s required.

    You weren’t given this burden to fumble it.
    You weren’t chosen to coast.
    You were meant to craft.
    To carve the best possible path
    from raw stone and stubborn will.

    Others may shrug,
    do the bare minimum,
    pray for luck or blame the sky.
    But you—
    you shoulder the weight with intention.
    Because if it must be done,
    let it be done with honor.
    Let it be a testament.

    There are a thousand ways
    to do something halfway.
    But only one to make it yours—
    to wear the result like a crest
    on your chest,
    knowing no one else
    could’ve walked that road
    with the same fire in their stride.

    Responsibility isn’t a chain.
    It’s a sword.
    And those who fear it,
    never rise.
    But those who wield it—
    they shape legacies.

    You don’t just take the task.
    You take ownership of its destiny.
    You ask, “How can I make this better?”
    Even when it’s good.
    Especially when it’s good.
    Because mastery doesn’t settle.
    It refines. It reimagines. It reinvents.

    And every moment you treat effort
    as sacred,
    you are building something eternal.
    Not just a finished job,
    but a symbol of your integrity.
    A reminder that greatness
    isn’t about the glory—
    it’s about the grit.

    So take the task.
    Not lightly.
    But boldly.
    Find the best way forward,
    even if no one else does.
    Especially then.

    Because to complete the mission
    is survival.
    But to elevate it—
    to perfect it—
    that is legacy.

    Kristopher Haeberlin

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