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  • Noirerequiem shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 1 weeks ago

    Grandmother Willow

    Grandmother Willow, Grandmother Willow, I come to you for your advice.

    Can You Hear Me Through the breeze that sways within the trees? Like the leaves, I cling to you for life within your glorious crown. 

    Young Seedling, I am here for you. I heard your prayers through my roots. I learned of your struggle from the birds that land upon my branches. 

    Grand Mother Willow, Grand Mother Willow? 

    What will become of me? I want to be tall and beautiful. Someone the World can look up to. What Will Become of Me if the Woodsman Chops Me Down. Down to the Ground, I would fall, laying waste at his feet as he stepped over me like I was nothing. Grandmother Willow What Will Become of Me?

    Dear Sapling, the squirrels tell me tales of your Love towards them, feeding them before the Winter Frost and granting praise to them. Dear Sapling, the rabbits tell me the poems of their Trust in you. As you lead them to safe havens so they can create their dens for their families. Oh sweet Sapling, the deer trot with Joy through the Woods, singing an old song of your Survival and Strength that You have Honored them with. 

    So, My Child Think Not of Tomorrow Because Your Presence is a Present to All those Young and Old, for the Owl of Wisdom Watches over You. She will Guide You to Become a Queen Worthy of Crowns of Adornment. And I, Your Grandmother Willow; will always shield you from the Storm of Self Doubt.

    AmbitiousBMarie

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    • I enjoyed reading this poem. One reason is because of the love I have for Willow Trees. They share a true value of emotions as all trees do. But I at times catch myself hiding under a willow tree limbs and speaking to my ancestors or even just crying with the wind. This poem brought me great reflection of how I would connect with my mental mind…read more

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      • Thank you so much Cierra. I love Willow trees. One day I will get a chance to sit under one. I love that trees have stories unwritten, you know.

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  • gorilladna shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 1 weeks ago

    SCORPION and the FROG

    Dear Unsealed,

    I wrote a little poem based on the fable of the Scorpion and the Frog. It reflects on our inherent nature and how it doesn’t necessarily dictate our fate. We all still have a choice, in the end.

    SCORPION and the FROG

    Let’s cross water together

    I don’t want to cross alone

    Like a dog without a bone

    Or a bird in stormy weather

    Climb upon my back

    So we can take the journey

    Cautiously and without hurry

    Leaving ripples as our track

    If you get the urge to sting

    In the middle of the deep

    Just put yourself to sleep

    With the lullaby I sing

    Sting me later if you must

    I don’t mind the sacrifice

    My heart will not turn to ice

    Though your nature I don’t trust

    Soon we’ll make it to the shore

    Landing safely on dry ground

    Where our nature can be found

    In the way just as before

    Do we part our separate ways

    Or do we make the compromise

    Not to live our separate lives

    As our dark hairs turn to greys

    And though love can turn to hate

    If we don’t learn compromise

    Pledge forgiveness in our eyes

    So that nature’s not our fate

    Ricardo Albertorio

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    • I love the imagery in this poem. I could really visualize the scorpion on the frog back to get across the water. I feel this poem is a symbolism to the societal view. If we can all come together and learn that hate creates nothing but chaos not only nature but human beings can have a steady mindset like nature. It is not easy but we can work…read more

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  • michae1 shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 1 weeks ago

    A loan to be alone

    Alone but not lonely
    Some just loan me their time, while
    The sum adds up.
    Im taking out loans,until,
    I make enough to maintain alone.
    Then I’ll invest it for my preference.
    A loan, to be “alone” I’m just a loner.
    Yet, far from lonely. Sometimes…
    The question comes, Are you alone?
    And the response in the mind is, if only.
    Thinking about….
    The outcomes & possibilities.

    Michael L George jr

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    • I really like your metaphor. “A Loan to be Alone”. I resonate with this poem because sometimes we are causing ourselves expenses to please others but not ourselves. At times I feel alone and lonely. Like no one understands what I have been through but I know that there is someone out there with a similar story.

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  • James (Jim) Kellogg shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 1 weeks ago

    and it came to pass

    and it came to pass
    By: Jim Kellogg
    (The Queer Poet)
    12-9-24

    hailed as god among us
    shaking to the carol
    of the drum
    the refugee king
    uprooted
    homeless
    crossing a frontier
    having regal status
    having little status
    ordinary
    simple
    no pomp or circumstance
    who is to honor him
    this poor boy
    celestially chosen
    an easy smile
    a baby – not yet to be known

    James Kellogg

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  • Blue Sky shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 1 weeks ago

    Procrastination, My Kryptonite

    All of my deep fears
    The monsters in my closet
    Stem from this small thing

    Procrastination
    I say I’ll do this later
    But the time is now

    I don’t want to yet
    This is all so very hard
    To take in right now

    I’d really rather
    Scroll on social media
    Than deal with this

    Pesky task at hand
    Veritable kryptonite
    Anything but this

    I’ll do this later
    Let me crawl into a hole
    And never come out

    Then I tried this app
    To beat procrastination
    I was skeptical

    Ten minutes a day
    That I will try out this app
    For my life to change

    I figured, why not?
    Only a small chunk of time
    That’s all it would take

    So I used the app
    It seemed insignificant
    Just a few modules

    Immediately
    It was life changing for me
    I started on tasks

    Not putting them off
    I actually finished them
    I felt accomplished

    Overcoming fears
    I did not know I harbored
    Now I’m the victor

    Instead of victim
    I could actually do things
    I felt empowered

    No longer I’d wait
    The absolute last minute
    To get all things done

    Blue Sky

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    • “Now I’m the victor instead of victim” is such an empowering statement. Procrastination is my best friend but can also be a huge enemy of mine. I’ll say the same thing “oh I’ll do it tomorrow” and then that task ends up not being done until 2 weeks later. I’ll beat myself up for down the road and complete the task in frustration but once it is…read more

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  • Tasha Meadows shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 1 weeks ago

    Six Eras of Fear

    Heart skipping beats on narrow attic stairs,
               making hasty a getaway over thin air.
    Chased by hazy visions from dreamy hells
                and the devils, too close at my heel.

    Running down sharp walled halls
                   too afraid to stop or fall.
    Terrified of the sounds, lost hidden howls,
                 all the fear my imagination’s found.

    Fearing missteps with clumsy, unpopular opinions,
                 always dreaming of lofty, aimless ambitions.
    Climbing past the highest clouds, too afraid to leap,
           then falling over lazy hills, too anxious to sleep.

    Agonizing and pointless routines when life in the light
    and old obscurities mingle, and nothing feels right.
    Reading and rereading, searching for a newer spark,
    to illuminate glimmers lost in the endless dark.
     
    Slowly wandering through and throughout  
                the deep twilights, me and my doubt.
    Shutting off lights, walking without the fright,
               strolling with stars guiding in the night.

    Seeing with clarity the emptiness
                hidden in shaded oblivions.
    Dreading only the darkness
               that still lingers in me.

    tasha

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    • Reading this poem gave me the vision of walking through a cavern. The darkness, the sharp walled halls. I admire the in depth imagery. I love the ending it brings me back to the quote that there is light at the end of the tunnel even though we are going through dark battles within our own dark cloud. Thank you for sharing Tasha beautifully written.

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  • Lennon Davis shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 1 weeks ago

    Ode To Poetry

    Ode to Poetry the love of my life, expressions at lyrical statures. Inspirations provoking my strife, writing as if nothing else matters.
    Mood iv’e embedded within my rhyme scheme metaphors eclipsing my thought, frustration at mind providing a theme; relinquishing feelings distraught.
    Literary term I hold in great favor, gateway to freedom I see, desecrating my life from my heart to my paper; As my lead askew’s awkwardly.
    As the abyss of my cerebrum manifests resplendent, the zenith of my pain is eclipsed replenishing my paradoxical remnant, in tact with my poetical gifts.

    Lennon Davis

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  • Penny Powell shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    Your Presence

    I am currently on a trip to New York, and during my devotional time in my hotel room this morning, I was suddenly led to write and share “Your Presence” here:

    Your Presence is what I seek
    Your Presence is where we meet
    Your Presence brings me peace
    Your Presence is for the bold and meek

    Your Presence is unmatched
    Your Presence is the latch
    Your Presence I respect
    Your Presence is where we connect

    Your Presence is golden
    Your Presence is emboldening
    Your Presence beautifully mends
    Your Presence is a gem

    Your Presence is dependable
    Your Presence is commendable
    Your Presence is my truth
    Your Presence is my root

    Your Presence holds my hand
    Your Presence is time with my Best Friend
    Your Presence has no end
    Your Presence is where I stand!

    In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

    Penny A. Powell

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    • This poem is so beautiful. I love how you connected your poem to your morning devotion. I enjoy the imagery as God is all those things that you have written about. I think it is important to connect God in what we write as I used to be fearful of including Him in my poems or just writing in general and producing it unto the public. Thank you so…read more

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      • You’re welcome, and thank YOU so much, dear Cierra! I appreciate you reading the poem and commenting on it. I’m grateful that you enjoyed it.

        Yes, I wholeheartedly agree with you about the importance of including God in our writing. It’s great to hear that the “fear” you mentioned is a thing of the past!💖 Thankfully, expressing this way flows…read more

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  • michae1 shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    Shadow Work

    All this time searching for love
    And the whole time it’s within me.
    I Have too much to offer
    I guess, I noticed once I turn
    Towards the darkness.
    Love finds it’s way back in.
    Through another form.
    Then quickly turns around
    Looking Evol.
    Some days that’s all I push out
    Is evol. Then another
    Love comes around helping
    Me to evolve.
    Becoming the light casting
    Everyone’s shadow.
    Comes very clear with the
    sunrises & sunsets.

    Michael L George jr

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  • michae1 shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    Stale Mate

    We’ve come to a
    Stale mate,
    No more moves left.
    Time to start over or
    Call it quits.

    Michael L George jr

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    • Your words are so powerful. Your poem gives me inspiration that whatever story someone is trying to share in their life it doesn’t have to be long. I like writing sonnets and haiku poetry. This piece reminds me of a haiku.

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  • michae1 shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    Narratives

    Don’t forget! You’re the “writer”
    The “author” to your life.
    Other’s are at best, narrators
    To the situation
    & like most, they’re gonna
    Add their Lil flare to it.
    “Emphasizing”
    Certain moments & chapter’s,
    With sounds & hand gestures.

    Michael L George jr

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    • I always tell myself that I am the narrative of my own life. But at times I forget that because everyone has to be the narrator of my life desires and goals, or telling me what I should and shouldn’t do. There are times where the narrator will try to create the narrative for not just me but for people in general. So thank you for this reminder…read more

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  • The Fear of Content

    Content, a word that strikes my soul,
    A whisper of stillness, an impossible goal.
    It seems so small, yet feels so vast,
    A memory of my past.

    Perhaps it’s my youth, so restless, unkind,
    An experience that shaped my mind.
    Or is it the hunger to strive,
    To chase the horizon and feel alive.

    What if content is comfort’s face?
    A quiet corner, a gentle space.
    And yet I flinch—am I afraid,
    Of the peace that comfort has made?

    Is it the lie of stillness, so untrue,
    The quiet, my mind can’t pursue?
    A darkness woven deep inside,
    Where comfort and fear collide.

    Will I ever grant myself the grace,
    To rest my soul, to find my place?
    Or will I run, forever torn,
    Chasing a dawn that will never be born?

    Abigail J. Stopka

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    • I really enjoyed reading this letter Abigail. I feel as if we are all searching for the peace that we dream of, and the satisfaction in life to keep us happy. Thank you for sharing your peace amongst the wilderness that life throws at us.
      -Cierra

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    • I resonate with this so much, I have a big fear of contentment- I believe it keeps us stuck. But on the flip side, I think I also do fear never finding contentment, nothing ever being enough. And like you said, I’m not sure if that’s due to my youth or due to my soul having the inability to feel at peace and as if I’m in the right place. Thank you…read more

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  • Anita Williams shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    "The Smile That Hides the Pain"

    She smiles though her spirit is breaking inside,
    Hiding the pain she’s been forced to confide.
    Each glance in the mirror, she fights back her tears,
    A stranger stares back, a reflection of fears.

    Another long night, she sleeps all alone,
    Begging for love that he’s never shown.
    She pleads for the man she knows he could be,
    But he keeps on proving it’s not meant to be.

    She smiles at his name, though it cuts like a knife,
    Cooking and cleaning, still tending his life.
    But deep in her heart, the sorrow takes hold,
    A story of love that feels empty and cold.

    She’s told to accept his emotional wall,
    To endure his choices, no matter how small.
    But how can she smile, pretending she’s fine,
    When each passing day, her soul’s on the line?

    Anita Williams

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  • Anita Williams shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    Daddy, Nobody Told Me

    Daddy, nobody told me the pain life would bring,
    How the world would feel empty without your everything.
    Birthdays now haunt me, and Father’s Day stings,
    Each moment without you, sorrow sharply clings.

    The day you left, my heart broke in two,
    A piece of me faded, forever with you.
    Every tear I cry, every ache I feel,
    Speaks of a loss time cannot heal.

    Call me selfish, but I need you near,
    The one who gave wisdom, who chased away fear.
    You lifted my burdens when troubles would rise,
    Balanced my world and wiped tears from my eyes.

    Daddy, you were my anchor, my first real love,
    My guide in the storms, sent straight from above.
    Nobody told me this pain would stay,
    Missing you more with each passing day.

    Anita A Williams

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    • Anita I really enjoy reading your poems. Especially the ones about your father. You inspire me to continue to write about the grievance of my father! Thank you for shining a light through your spoken word.

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  • sciifly shared a letter in the Group logo of Chasing Your DreamsChasing Your Dreams group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    The Fool

    So she lived- she didn’t have a choice. It was a gift granted- although there were times in her life when she wanted to lay in the middle of the parkway or on her knees and pray.
    It all depended on the day- the weather and the color of her lipstick.
    Lately it’s been neutral – as everything she thought for 547 days never appealed-
    She was duped for allowing someone in her heart…
    “How” she asked herself- the promise to keep her wall up was broken at the sound of remorse -not from her lips but those of her distant lover- the one who saw prey and tried to ravage the Beast while she slept – She gave in. The truth was real. The honesty was from the heart but the storyline line and pity was one for the books, as she had never been that stupid to believe in someone else’s dream- Like- Who does that? The Fool!
    Should have, would have and finally did with pain – not in her heart, but in her body. She walked away.
    Her biggest fear is becoming cold- losing the innocence- not being able to find that place within her that makes her dance on the rainiest of days-
    But she knew it was in her genetics – it was how she was bred.
    Strength and wisdom come from silence.

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    • Thank you for sharing such a strong and profound letter. At times I have felt foolish for chasing my dreams that no one seems to understand! I am learning to sit in silence and just adapt to the words that just come to my mind and resonates with what I am going through. Nature is also a good talker when we are super quiet and our minds are not…read more

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  • A thank you to 'him'

    This was written on July 12th, 2019. It was the day of my legal name change. I would wake up that morning as Greg and go to work, and that evening I would go to bed as Lillie. I would be lying if I said I wasn’t nervous, not because I was unsure of myself but because I had socially transitioned only 5 weeks prior.
    I spent 43 years as Greg, hiding who I was so far in the closet I was finding Christmas presents (Thanks for that line, Steph). I had no idea who Lillie was and I’m still learning who I am as a woman one year later. I was scared of the unknown and what my new role in this world would look like.
    After I got home from the courthouse, with a smile on my face and tears of joy in my eyes I sat down and finished this letter. The end result you see here is nothing like my first drafts. As much as I wanted to (and sometimes still want to) hate the man I was, I have been told that I should show compassion for him. For he was doing the best he could while battling his internal turmoil in a world where women like me are seen as subhuman, he did his best to protect me. This is for you Gregory,

    Dear Gregory,

    There’s no amount of words that can ever truly express the pain that I’m sure you’ve felt these years. You’ve kept me locked up, quiet, ignored, and worst of all – shamed for even existing. You have taken far more abuse from my internal self than is fair, even more than we have had externally. Some people have it rough in life, and you’ve made sure you had your fair share with your own self neglect and self-destructive tendencies.
    You haven’t been able to ever be yourself, because you’ve had to be a “boy” because of the way your body has been. I don’t know if it’s entirely how we were born, but there are clearly signs that we have been living behind a mask of being a man. We may never have those answers. I will, however, live our identity as I am, not as we have been told to. That means you have to have the space to grow up and become the woman that we were meant to be, not the man that society says we are.
    You have given me plenty of skills to succeed in this life and I promise I will do my best to not disappoint you as you hand off the torch to me. You have given me 4 beautiful children that I would not trade for anything in this world. I want you to know you have done an amazing job surviving in this world that can be utterly unfair and cruel at times. You plugged away and dug your heels in the ground and never gave up even though I know you wanted to.
    Despite everything you dealt with and everything you were battling internally you did your best to be a compassionate human being. You struggled sometimes with your 2 but you always managed to find your way through. Almost 2 years ago you started to finally listen to yourself and found me hiding inside of you and I want to thank you for that, I was starting to lose my voice. But you listened and let me start to come out. I know it has been a hell of a ride we’ve travelled, sometimes separately, sometimes together. Guess what? We made it. I’m proud to have had you in my life and I’m proud to have the strength you’ve given me to continue down this path of mine. Without you, without all your experiences in the world, this wouldn’t be possible. Thank you again Gregory, I promise I’ll take care of me now. I hope you will be proud while you watch me blossom into who we were meant to be.

    Lillith

    LILLITH RAINE CAMPOS

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    • This is so beautiful. From your letter to the present self and committing to write a letter to the old version of yourself! That is such a growing stepping stone to your bright future! Continue to voice your feelings and about your journey there are people who are truly encouraged by your story! Thank you for being you!

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      • Thank you so much for your kind words. It has taken a lot of time listening to others and spending time with myself to get to a point that I can be thankful for the life before and appreciate the things I did to prepare myself for the life I have now. Versus the bitterness I held on to for so long towards the person I was. We have to live our…read more

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  • Anita Williams shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    Love Has Never Been a Friend

    Love has never been a friend to me,
    Yet I keep hoping, blindly, desperately.
    Thinking, just maybe, this time it’s real,
    A love that will mend, a love I can feel.

    A love to heal what others have torn,
    To soothe the ache from promises sworn.
    They vowed they’d never do what others do,
    But left me questioning if love is true.

    You claimed there’d be no pain, no doubt,
    Said you’d bring joy where life ran out.
    You’d lift me up where others had failed,
    But like the rest, your promises paled.

    You stepped in while my heart was sore,
    Made vows, then left me hurting more.
    No better than the lies of the past,
    Your love, like theirs, would never last.

    Love has never been a friend, it seems,
    Just a thief that haunts my dreams.
    It collects my tears, then walks away,
    Leaving me broken, day by day.

    All it gives are scars and strife,
    A cruel betrayal disguised as life.
    Love, the foe I thought was kind,
    Keeps tearing apart my heart and mind.

    Anita A Williams

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  • Anita Williams shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    "The Weight of Disappointment"

    I’m not mad, just deeply let down,
    By the ones I let in who only pulled me down.
    Every chance I gave, every risk I took,
    Led to heartbreak in places I forgot to look.

    I’m not mad, just disappointed in me,
    For holding on to what was never meant to be.
    Friendships I knew were never real,
    Yet I clung to them, ignoring what I feel.

    I’m not mad, just disappointed inside,
    For letting family, friends, and love decide
    How much peace I’d lose, how far I’d stray,
    From the light I fought for, day after day.

    I’m not mad, just disappointed in the time I lost,
    The years spent paying such a heavy cost.
    Loving those who never cared at all,
    Their gains were plenty, but my heart took the fall.

    I should’ve loved myself first, poured it all in,
    Let go of the ties that kept me within.
    Unnecessary bonds kept me from flight,
    While my heart stayed tangled in endless fight.

    I’m not mad, just disappointed in my fall,
    For letting their darkness cover it all.
    I’m stuck rebuilding, but never quite free,
    Still chasing the growth that was stolen from me.

    So no, I’m not mad—but disappointed instead,
    For all the time wasted in a cycle I fed.

    Anita A Williams

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    • Thank you Anita for sharing your poem about disappointment. I often confuse disappointment with anger and latch on to a lot of people that do not serve my purpose in life. I am still learning to this day that no I’m not angry with the way situations are but just disappointed about the way I let things prolong.

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  • A letter to my future self

    I wrote this to myself July 2nd of 2019. This was in the days leading up to my name change. My therapist had suggested some kind of ceremony, something to commemorate my name change. I had struggled with wanting to do something for this milestone in my life, I had socially transitioned 3 weeks prior, and I really wanted to celebrate my transition somehow. My days as Greg were numbered and I wanted closure on that chapter in my life. In the 2 years seeing my therapist exploring my gender I would ‘write’ in a diary on my phone and let my therapist read it at the beginning of each session and that would dictate how the session would go. I had shown an affinity for expressing myself through writing in the previous 2 years so writing me a letter from him to her was my assignment. This would be the very first of my essays about my transition and what we as transgender people go through.

    Lillith,

    Take a breath. Look down at your two feet. Where are they right now? Look around you. Do you see nature? Go touch the leaves. Pick a flower and deeply inhale its beautiful fragrance. Do you hear birds? Stop and take a moment to go listen to their music, because not everyone is so fortunate enough to be able to hear and enjoy that experience. Do you feel the sunshine on your skin? If not, go step outside and be grateful for the fact that it is constantly shining down on you, and that you are alive.
    Life isn’t a sprint, it’s a long race and you’re not in it just to “win.” Be gentle with yourself. Be messy sometimes. Let it all go. Embrace all of your learnings and cherish your experiences because they truly are divinely fated.
    No one lives forever so be sure to cherish every moment, and when they pass and when you pass, find comfort in knowing that we are simply souls within these bodies, and we will all be connected at some point again. Life is a gift, not something that is a given, so enjoy every second while you’re here. Make the most of it. Live it to your fullest and please, be true to yourself Lillie. You had a rough road to travel just to even exist. You are valid, you are real. It’s not a dream anymore. I’m handing over the keys to this vessel I’ve called home for so long. Now it’s your turn. I’m sorry it took me so long to realize this was your home and you were screaming to be let in. I know you’ll do great things, and I know you’re truly on your path to happiness now.
    While I know you aren’t as experienced in the world, you are getting ready. Soon, I’ll leave full charge to you, because you are the only one who is truly deserving of this body. Even if it never matches how you feel some days, it will always be yours. I’m sorry for having contaminated it with the presence that was male. My stoic demeanor has been wearing us down, and while it has been partly to hide the pain, it’s just as much because of my embarrassment from having you inside. This is your body, not mine. I really hope that I didn’t screw it up too much for you. Wear what clothes you want, because you deserve to wear them. Be the woman you were destined to be. Don’t be defined by my mistakes.
    Years ago, I prayed to anyone and anything that would listen for your happiness. On your road ahead please don’t lose hope. We were put here on this earth to feel joy and not be blue. There will be sad times and bad times, and I know that you have the strength to see them through. Look at how far you have come. Look at all you’ve accomplished. Hold your head high! Though I can’t know for sure how things will work out for you, no matter how hard it gets, please realize, please understand that you weren’t put on this earth to suffer and cry. We were made to be happy. So, for me…..for you….please….be happy.

    Gregory

    LILLITH RAINE CAMPOS

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    • Lilith is such a beautiful name, it reminds me of the flower peace Lily! Thank you so much for sharing your peace. There is divine prosperity sharing your truth and recognizing who you truly are. You are so strong for letting the world know your truth fearlessly! You are heard and understood. I love how you make such a deep connection with nature…read more

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      • Mother nature has been such an inspiration for me and this journey. Not just the seasons where we see growth to be replaced by winter only to repeat the cycle. But how nature adapts to the environment. How she adapts to fit her needs. How things grow, always having the sunlight. Or change sex, yes even plants change sex, to keep the species alive.…read more

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  • michae1 shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    Luscious

    I stopped searching for love,
    Because I knew.
    Every time I look for it,
    I end up with distrust.
    The moments we spent.
    Caused momentum fueled by lust.
    No love found, no love lost.
    Just another thrust,
    To combust another nut.

    Michael L George jr

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    • Thank you for expressing your feelings towards love. At times love does get overwhelming when we are continuously searching and end up running into a dead end. I hope that loves searches and finds you instead of you searching for love!
      -Cierra

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