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  • karissahowden submitted a contest entry to Group logo of What is your ”perfect day?”What is your ”perfect day?” 1 years, 3 months ago

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    free

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  • sherno87 submitted a contest entry to Group logo of What is your ”perfect day?”What is your ”perfect day?” 1 years, 3 months ago

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    Find The Perfect

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  • Cloud 10

    A silent thought that now demanded my attention.
    The universe knew exactly how to reveal this to me.
    A problem that I fixed had finally released me from its bind.
    I was going home.
    The road hugged my tires like excited friends reuniting,
    Usually a 7 1/2 min walk, stretched to a 13 min run.
    13 min , the length of a how to video that I’m sure I’ll be frequenting more.
    The garage door
    creaked opened &
    I was ushered inside.
    The love of my life,
    I husband to her Bride
    her face full of:
    fear,
    wonder ,
    here,
    follow me!
    She exclaimed.
    Every noise on the planet dissipated except our foot steps:
    ile, carpet, tile.
    The light switch felt like the weight of the world.
    I found strength from your love to flip it.
    A stranger awaited me in my own bathroom .
    I was to confront this foe without any idea that my life had found the meaning i was searching for
    A vacuum of time,
    my life In the rear view.
    Thankful that I saw words,
    instead of lines on that clearview.
    But I only see one, where is the “not?”
    What a terrible malfunction,
    how could they have forgot?
    Then, the beacon of truth
    began to break through the mystery.
    Those 8 letters have the chance to
    alter history:
    PREGNANT
    Every emotion that I’ve ever felt became
    unified-
    all the pain of my adolescence,
    all the courage of my youth,
    all the fun of my independence,
    all the worry of my work,
    all the adoration for your mom,
    They All joined together
    to bring me this unmatchable joy.
    The true essence of what it means to feel happiness,
    I get to be a dad to a beautiful Baby Boy.

    RW

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    • Dear RW, your letter beautifully expresses the transformative experience of becoming a father. The emotions and joy you describe are truly heartwarming. I am sure your son will grow up to remember how amazing of a father you are to him.

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  • bethanyrosie2020 submitted a contest entry to Group logo of Write about a time you didn’t give upWrite about a time you didn’t give up 1 years, 3 months ago

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    A busser with anxiety

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  • A day horrible day gone right-you broke me into pieces

    You broke me into pieces you made yourself the victim and told everyone I broke your heart but in reality it was the other way around. You used me to heal yourself for a year you were obsessed with your ex and I let it slide how stupid of me, right I will never think twice to do that again with anyone anymore, you hurt me to make yourself feel bigger and better but in reality you’re just much of a loser. You broke me into pieces you made me cry for days and nights but I still loved you, you lied to me constantly made me overthink about everything for your fun. I thought it was all love but I was blind you manipulated me into thinking you loved me but in reality you loved yourself, you were self obsessed, self harmed you weren’t a good person. You broke me into pieces you made me feel small even though I already had felt that way in life but you made it worse, you never cared about my feelings or thoughts it was always about you I made myself about you and your life but what I should have done was walk away and restore the girl you broke into pieces. I fought for you, supported you even though you didn’t deserve it everyone told me to walk away he will never change but I didn’t believe them I still stayed and thought to myself he will change but I should have listened and walked away. You broke me into pieces it wasn’t love for those past years it was a lesson, a lesson on what a person is really like in the beginning until the end and you sir showed me your true colors and proud to say you aren’t a good person, you used and threw out people like toys you threw me out most of all, you gave me the silent treatment as an act of punishment as if you were the victim and I was the bad person well now I know who was the true victim and it wasn’t me or you it was our relationship throughout the years action, camera, words were all apart of victimize act but me I am survivor from your emotional, verbal abuse. you can change now for the better fake it until you break and you can be with millions of people but I know you will forever feel lonely inside that’s what you are a lonely, miserable person, and you will forever think about what you did wrong and think about the things you couldn’t do right, you broke me into pieces but now I am restoring the girl you broke, the mindset you tarnished for your own game, the fear she has about you coming back and ruining her again, punishing her for your own play she has that fear but not for long because she knows better, she knows her worth bigger and brighter and not you or nor anyone can let her down. You broke me into pieces but you were also a lesson that had to be taught in order for her to restore herself again.

    Jacqueline Sonia

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    • Jaqueline, I’m sorry to hear that you’ve gone through such a difficult and painful experience. It sounds like you’ve been through a lot of emotional turmoil and it’s important to prioritize your healing and well-being. Remember to surround yourself with positive and supportive people who truly value and respect you. Take time to rebuild and…read more

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  • Rumination of the Sleeping Giant

    Lips receding to the crease of stilled waters, underneath the bosom of the moon. The tide is forever in quivering forms. Yet there is beauty in the way the figures sit, a calm in the exciting exercise for life’s sake. Time is forever in turning sails and moments constructed for the weathering of space and travel when harsh Squall perceived the deluged. Where are these inexhaustible Dispositions, these sounds to first utter the song of life. I want to hear this Song of Songs and Ballet to the grace of Ouayet caressing hymns. Listen as it wanders into the ears of man and whispers a prayer of Tolerance for the Middangeard yet harshly speak to the soul. Don’t lie in your speech and yet don’t comfort the weak. Be as you are and your voice shall sing in the tune of navigation until the sun reaches the moon. Siyabonga for how I see you full and Siyabonga for how you return from distant stars and a form I can love to learn. I hear the Song of Songs and now I collapse to the weight of its existence, this is the allure of your frequency and the power of your youthful butterfly. May the sail cast shadow of your safe returning to the Enterprise of a slight smile.

    Rashan Speller

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    • Rashan, your letter is a beautiful expression of longing and admiration. The imagery and metaphors used create a sense of deep emotions. It is evident that you have put a lot of thought and passion into your words. Well done!

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      • Thank you I appreciate it I try so hard sometimes to come up with the right words for how I feel and they come up sometimes in this metaphysical passion I can’t explain lol.

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  • Humanity’s echoes through the eyes of the world in the lens of nature

    Tears grew at the edge of the firmament, and i wiped away the fear of a never again sun. It was the crystalized feeling, the waves acting as middlemen to the light which guided you to my daily turmoils. It was in that moment I realized that eye was just the seer to a placement of watchful effigy. The world is the viewer and we are just the microorganisms, the germ within the bosom of life and the glare within the retina of the retaining layers. When there is a sense of wonder the seas recreate the flood over terrains of debris as we are humans being in the ocean of the sorrow she carried to labor. Is it justifying, the price we pay as veins became each contact we make when feet touch the grounded soil. Can the world still see all the plausible signs of an infection of infestation. The war on the environment is planted for Edible guidance. Yet it’s windows are dressed with bandages of restricted condemnation of Authentic Omnism. Now with the exception of the calm seas I see clearly, we are merely the inner workings of the eye of the world moving as light and reflection Amalgamate in Quietude. On my isle of isolation I touched the floor to another dimension, a plane where I stand before the perception that God is the eyes of the universe.

    Rashan Speller

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    • Rashan, you are so creative with your words. Just curious, what is your advice? Why should someone not give up on their goals?

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      • Thank you and to answer your question why should someone not give up on their goals is because that’s what keeps up sane in a world of insane things. Our goals are what set up our soul to do what we are intended to accomplish, what we are here for. To have goals is to have movement or energy to electrify the world around you and to keep your m…read more

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  • queenjuliet05 submitted a contest entry to Group logo of What is your ”perfect day?”What is your ”perfect day?” 1 years, 3 months ago

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    I am Love By God

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  • Family Tragedy

    I would say family over everything but that would be untrue. Fights breaking out all the time, Mom threatening to leave everyday, Dad keeping secrets and lies beyond his grasp and a brother who I thought I’d have a good relationship with but, unfortunately never did for the last 12 years. No contact, no support from him in the same house no asking, ”hi sis how you doing?”
    Being without love or support from my parents was hard for me. Growing up in a Muslim household in a Muslim community where I had to live up through the expectations of my parents was difficult and because I’m a girl, it was that much harder. For my brother, however, it was the complete opposite. He is expected to be the heir of the household someday after my father, but after years passed, my brother drifted away from my parents little by little. I remember major fights would happen between my father and brother things breaking, physical altercations, my mom holding my brother and my dad back from each other, and I was always in the middle crying.
    Their constant fighting stressed me out to the point where I had to worry about panic attacks and seizures. My mom saw my mental state and quickly started to calm me down doing my usual breathing techniques. It worked surprisingly. My brother and dad saw what had happened to me and stopped fighting. Then after sometime, my brother left and decided to stay over his friends place for a while and dad just stood quiet most days (except when arguments were going on of course).
    With my mother, that took a different turn and since my brother wasn’t here I had to take on the responsibility for the household. I had to be the son and daughter all in one. I had to be the crazy glue to put everything in place again after another fight broke out with my parents, it was exhausting at times but you get used to the numb feeling of sadness and depression. I always hid behind a wall: the wall of depression. I never expressed it or came face to face with it. I always hid behind it for the last twenty two years of my life. But after a causal conversation with a coworker of mine, he asked me, “I always see you around never smiling, you always have a depressed look are you ok?” I answered, “oh no I’m not depressed I’m just tired because I have to take care of my family all the time.”
    After that little encounter, I was on my way home and sitting there thinking about what my coworker said. I started tearing up and after that, I realized maybe my coworker was right. I am depressed and I’ve been depressed for last twenty two years. I needed help. After getting home, my parents had another fight over the same topics: property, money, or even siblings who they never speak to anymore. It was ridiculous, but I knew the more I got in the middle, the more I started to resent them, and live in my own world at home.
    I started smoking to ease my anxiety, but that wasn’t much help either, after months and months of fighting my brother who had left told my parents he had gotten an apartment and is leaving permanently I was distraught because I knew if my brother left, I would be the one dealing with everything here by myself more on my plate, after my brother leaving, things had gotten worse than before. My parents and brother would argue non stop, my brother would do selfish things to hurt my parents, but since he’s far away my parents would say the same excuse, “he’s not with us anymore, he’s our son we still love him regardless of what he does.”
    That took a turn in my head because if I were to do something small that never pleased my parents, I’d be the bad daughter, the daughter who would apparently bring dishonor to the family even though when my mom would cry herself to sleep because of my brother, I’d wipe her tears and say “everything will be okay, youre a warrior,” but I guess that wasn’t enough, because my parents would always put my brother on pedestal on everything did or said.
    After many encounters, I decided that to better myself and my mental health, I have to remove myself from the life my parents expected me to live, and live my own life. I’ve lived up to the expectations of a Muslim girl for so long. The girl who couldn’t even wear clothes that showed the littlest bit of skin…who couldn’t drink or get tattoos or can’t stay past 8:00 p.m. with friends. I had to get straight A’s in school or I’d be a failure in life, I would have to become a doctor, lawyer, or engineer because being a writer wouldn’t get me anywhere they would say, but my brother, being a boy and having “the right genitals in between his legs” could do whatever he wanted when he wanted with whomever he wanted.
    I lived up my parents side of their dream for so long I couldn’t get the chance to experience my own desires and dreams until now. The reputation, double standards, the repressed sexuality that runs through the Islam community has many people, especially kids, put down in shame because they want to be on their own person and not the person their parents want them to be. After so many times of trying to be the daughter my parents wanted, I gave up and started to live for myself and not for anybody else. There is a saying I always tell myself when I’m in the predicament of being let down: that is, “I pay my own bills, I make myself look, feel, do better, I wipe my own tears and make myself laugh and at the end I’ll do whatever right for me”, that’s the quote I started to live by after many times, trying to fix my broken home , but that’s impossible with my family. Though, I’m alright with that, because as long as I have myself at the end of the day, and I realize the importance of prioritizing my own journey in life, all the rainy days I had to deal with with eventually lead to the sunlight I’ve always knew I deserved.

    Jacqueline Sonia

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    • Jacqueline, I am so sorry to hear about the struggles you endured. Being in a healthy environment is so important when it comes to mental health. And for anyone, it’s extremely hard to do life differently than your parents want. I give you a lot of credit for taking charge of your life and your happiness and making the decision to live life on…read more

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  • sashaelizabeth submitted a contest entry to Group logo of Write about a time you didn’t give upWrite about a time you didn’t give up 1 years, 3 months ago

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    Determination

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  • Family Party

    I can recall a particularly bright summertime day
    A big family party is held in the backyard
    Everyone had gathered around from near and far to this event
    The happy sensation of fits of laughter heard all around

    A big family party is held in the backyard
    I’m wearing my graduation cap and gown, and my high school diploma is in my hand
    The happy sensation of fits of cheer is heard all around
    There is nothing but love that fills my heart

    I’m wearing my graduation cap and gown, and my high school diploma is in my hand
    My elderly great-aunt came to me with a hug and a proud smile
    There is nothing but love that fills my heart
    I’m glad to have her here and see me graduate high school

    My elderly great-aunt was close to me and had a proud smile
    With a side hug, she smiled wide and posed with me
    I’m glad to have her here and see me graduate high school
    My mother begged us to take a family picture together

    With a side hug, watching her smiling wide and posing with me
    Other close family and friends wanted to pose with me too
    As my mother begged us to take a family picture together
    Before this excited, fulfilled party comes to an end

    As other close family and friends wanted to pose with me too
    Everyone had gathered around from near and far to this event
    Before this excited, fulfilled party comes to an end
    I can still recall this particularly bright summertime day

    Alexcia Cegelski

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    • Alexcia, Your letter beautifully captures the joy and love of a memorable family gathering. The imagery and emotions are vividly conveyed, creating a heartwarming atmosphere. Well done!

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      • Hi there, thank you for coming across my poem and for saying that! This was one of my favorite days, as a couple of members of my family (including my great aunt) are no longer alive. So, this poem is a personal one to me but a happy memory. I have a heart-warming, loving family, as this party was a double celebration for my graduation from high…read more

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  • queenjuliet05 submitted a contest entry to Group logo of Write about a time you didn’t give upWrite about a time you didn’t give up 1 years, 3 months ago

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    The Benchwarmer's Triumph

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  • javoniwhite submitted a contest entry to Group logo of Write about a time you didn’t give upWrite about a time you didn’t give up 1 years, 3 months ago

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    We All Can Make It

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  • kalianah submitted a contest entry to Group logo of Write about a time you didn’t give upWrite about a time you didn’t give up 1 years, 3 months ago

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    The Silent War

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  • lostinthesound7 submitted a contest entry to Group logo of What is your ”perfect day?”What is your ”perfect day?” 1 years, 3 months ago

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    My Perfect Day

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  • itzheartfelt submitted a contest entry to Group logo of Write about a time you didn’t give upWrite about a time you didn’t give up 1 years, 3 months ago

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    Chapters

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  • kalianah submitted a contest entry to Group logo of What is your ”perfect day?”What is your ”perfect day?” 1 years, 3 months ago

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    Man, what a day...

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  • lynn_bae submitted a contest entry to Group logo of What is your ”perfect day?”What is your ”perfect day?” 1 years, 3 months ago

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    SELF-CARE

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  • itzheartfelt submitted a contest entry to Group logo of What is your ”perfect day?”What is your ”perfect day?” 1 years, 3 months ago

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    Perfect days my way

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