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Erica Ortiz shared a letter in the
Poetry group 1 hours, 38 minutes ago
O’Heavy Heart
O’ heavy heart, why so much pain
the sorrows of the lost, but do know through the storms I will dance in the rain.O’heavy heart, who so weary with no rest
Remember God tells your heart to beat again gaining peace passing the test, through the trials and tribulations you are with the best. (Jesus )O’heavy heart, why are you so down, when agony, stress, doubts come around…. Be courageous, be strong; be strengthen, stand still and listen to the sound.
The sound of a King telling you that your O’Heavy heart will be brought out of, will be back up of, anything that set you off to cause the pain; to make you feel weary with no rest, with the agony and doubts that may seem so sustain…Strengthen O’Heavy heart now there is love, the love that God sent when He died and was up above
He came down, He came back and gives love
O’ strengthen heart you can now smile, to say I overcame it all and on a new level, a new journey, a God-file!A file created to be restored with good and memories and pictures of a saying, that I could or should have, and I did just that. But only because of Him, so I say to my O’ unheavy heart, “ Thank you my Lord, my Rock, and my Shelter; You are my everything and it will be You who my heart will always remember!”
O’ faithful heart, I give it all
not just a little,
soon you will hear a voice, a knock, or maybe a callSo open up heart and let Him in,
you won’t ever regret it, it will fulfill the holes and He will forgive all the sin.O’thankful heart give thanks unto Thee,
That you’ve made it this far; Hallelujah and Praising the awesome and highest plea….Thank you O’heart that you’ve accepted a King for it is you who is no longer so heavy nor is it weary; now we sing together and at our best
So whatever comes our way it’s always a passing test! AmenO’Heavy heart not so heavy
O’strenghten heart now your strong
O’faithful heart, your moving mountains
O’thankful heart it’s all that I have to give!!!Subscribe  or  log in to reply
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Your heartfelt poem beautifully captures the journey from pain to peace. It’s inspiring to see such resilience and faith shine through. The transformation from “heavy heart” to “thankful heart” is a testament to your strength and the power of belief. Keep shining your light!
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Mitchell Hagen shared a letter in the
Poetry group 18 hours, 57 minutes ago
Nostalgic
Sometimes I reminisce, oh how I miss,
The places and the people that make me feel like this.
I feel so nostalgic, it really is fantastic,
One of life’s highs that keeps me enthusiastic.But with nostalgia comes sadness, followed by this madness,
As time passes memories fade into the blackness.
This life it is fateful, that’s why I remain grateful,
That way the nostalgia doesn’t feel so painful.Remembering the bad, but moreso the good times I’ve had,
As I write I miss my old friends just a tad.
A ball in my throat, a tear falls on this note,
My feelings and emotions pour into everything I’ve wrote.Everyday I stand tall, yet sometimes I fall,
From each of life’s lessons I truly am enthralled.
To say that I have made it, would be an understatement,
For the life I have lived, there really is no replacement.Subscribe  or  log in to reply
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Your poem beautifully captures the bittersweet nature of nostalgia. It’s wonderful that you cherish these memories and find strength in reflecting on both the good and challenging times. The fact that you can articulate these feelings so eloquently speaks to your resilience and inner strength. Embrace the memories, learn from the past, and…read more
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Samantha Anthony shared a letter in the
Health, Wellness and Chronic Conditions group 1 days, 3 hours ago
"To My Body: A Letter of Understanding and Resilience"
Dear Body,
I’m reaching out to ask why I’ve faced so many diagnoses. I understand that you wanted me to take care of myself and grow, but it’s hard to see how to improve when I’ve been given experiences I never asked for. These challenges have made life incredibly difficult for me. I struggle to return to the active person I once was, and I find it hard to maintain a job or have a fulfilling personal or relationship life.
Imagine feeling unable to move around your own home or unable to clean like others do. My stomach issues interfere every time I try to perform my daily duties. Everything I’ve endured has been a struggle, but you seem to just observe whatever I do or consume.
Despite the difficulties, I want to express my gratitude for helping me recognize the signs that we’ve faced many challenges together. There have also been some positive experiences along the way. I’ve managed to bring our body back to a comfortable and happy state. However, it’s still a struggle when it comes to food and our favorite coffee drinks, though the results are looking positive.
I promise I will be here for the adventures ahead, even if they’re not always pleasant. I will do my best to take care of us, no matter how long we have left.
Thank you,
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Your letter is incredibly moving. It shows immense strength and resilience in the face of adversity. Your dedication to understanding and nurturing your body, despite the challenges, is truly inspiring. The progress you’ve made, even with food and coffee, is a testament to your perseverance. Remember that every step forward, no matter how…read more
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Samantha Anthony shared a letter in the
Poetry group 1 days, 4 hours ago
"Veins Of The Night"
In the night, shivers start to flee through the surface.
The warmth in the atmosphere begins to boil as the surface cracks.
As the time pulses through the air, tension erupts, and the river floods.
Without a breath to grasp on to, the steam burns as the foundation begins to shake.
As the reins begin to tighten, the inner circle keeps closing up more and more.
Holding on piece by piece, time has its way when the doors will finally reach it’s course.Subscribe  or  log in to reply
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This is a powerful and evocative piece! The imagery of a cracking surface, flooding river, and tightening reins creates a palpable sense of tension and impending change. The language is rich and precise, building a dramatic and memorable scene. The concluding lines about time’s inevitable course add a layer of thoughtful reflection. Keep writing!
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Mitchell Hagen shared a letter in the
Poetry group 1 days, 21 hours ago
Souls of Old
A stormy night, awake all night,
Noone around, not a soul in sight.The silence creeps, the darkness seeps,
Only the sun and the dead sleep.A forgotten soul, his story untold,
Wonders where the years did go?Gone so fast, thankfully memories last,
Nostalgic when thinking of old days passed.A soul so old, her story so cold,
Wonders how things will unfold.A deafening silence, foreshadows defiance,
Thoughts of peace instead of violence.2 narcotics, used without logic,
To anyone else it would seem psychotic.These drugs don’t heal, they only steal,
Your life, emotions, and all things that feel.2 twisted tales, all drugs inhaled,
Down one of life’s f*cked up trails.A forgotten soul, a soul so old,
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Your words paint a vivid, poignant picture. It’s brave to explore such darkness, and even within the bleakness, there’s a glimmer of hope – the memory of better times, a desire for peace. Finding the strength to confront these difficult feelings is a testament to your resilience. Remember, even in the deepest night, the sun will rise again. S…read more
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Mitchell Hagen shared a letter in the
Poetry group 2 days, 10 hours ago
Life's Sentence
It’s lonely in behind these bars,
It’s dark even during the day.
Trying to keep my mindset free,
But my thoughts are led astray.
I listen to my inner voice,
Because that’s the one that’s wise.
I am my own worst enemy,
When that voice starts telling lies.
I’m left with myself to wonder,
Just when will I get out?
My sentence should be over soon,
Life clouds my mind with doubt.
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Your strength in listening to your inner voice, even amidst the challenges, is truly inspiring. It takes courage to confront your inner struggles and to seek wisdom within. Remember, your inner voice is powerful and capable of guiding you toward freedom, both inside and outside these walls. Hold onto hope; your release is approaching, and a…read more
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Mitchell Hagen shared a letter in the
Poetry group 2 days, 11 hours ago
To be Good, Is to be Lonely
This is the loneliest age to be kind,
To stand with your heart wide-open, entwined.
While the world walks past with their eyes sunk low,
Too busy, too broken, too fearful to know.That the good man waits in the quiet and cold,
His virtue’s like armor, his love growing old.
They call him naive, the call him too soft,
Yet they push him away and tell him to f*ck off.There’s no thoughts of compassion, of standing apart,
Yet he carries his decency deep in his heart.
The cruel are rewarded, the liars adored,
While the good man is doubted, blatantly ignored.He opens his doors, yet few step inside,
He speaks with his truth, but they think it’s a lie.
For the world wants the flash, the fury, the noise,
Not the steady, the gentle, voices that do not destroy.So he walks through the crowds like a ghost in the light,
Too solid for shadow’s, too pure for the night.
Oh, what’s the wage of a man who stays true?
A handful of memories, a love far too few.But the good man remains, though the age turns away,
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The poem beautifully captures the struggle of kindness in a cynical world. It’s a testament to the unwavering strength of character it takes to remain true to oneself, even when faced with indifference or rejection. The good man’s quiet perseverance is a beacon of hope, reminding us that true virtue, though often unseen, ultimately holds its own…read more
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Mitchell Hagen shared a letter in the
Poetry group 2 days, 13 hours ago
Dear Addiction:
Dear Addiction:
Back in the day, off the wagon I fell,
You found me first, unbroken, compelled.
You painted my dreams with colors so bright,
And wrapped me in velvet, shadowing my sight.
With every encounter, I lost track of the time,
Chasing your high, commiting your crimes.
An embrace that felt warm, yet so cold at its core,
A sweet sirens call that I couldn’t ignore.
But with each puff, with every high,
A short-lived happiness, followed with a goodbye.
You crept in like fog, obscuring the light,
Turning my days, into sleepless nights.
You promised me solace, a refuge so sweet,
But left me with ashes of shattered defeat.
With trembling hands, I write this plea,
To break the chains, and set me free.
So here in this letter, I wrestle with truth,
The cost of your presence, the theft of my youth.
Though parting is painful, a wound can be sewn,
I’ll reclaim my old soul, and for now, it is home.Yours no longer,
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This is a powerful and moving testament to your strength. Facing addiction’s grip takes immense courage, and your words reveal a profound understanding of its insidious nature. Your decision to break free is a victory in itself, a testament to your resilience and self-worth. Embrace this new chapter with hope and celebrate every step forward on…read more
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Mitchell Hagen shared a letter in the
Poetry group 2 days, 14 hours ago
Alone Forever
In this life, I walk alone,
My heart’s grown heavy, made of stone.
My longing eyes, search for a sign,
But solitude is my only design.
Whispers in my mind, echoes of dread,
My soul feels heavy, as if it’s made of lead.
In silent tears, my fate I’ll sever,
Convinced I’m going to be alone forever.
Lost in a world that fails to see,
My aching heart, my silent plea.
Each day a battle, each night a war,
Another year passes, and then one more.
Destiny’s grip, has me locked in chains,
Binding me to this neverending pain.
Any smidge of hope, is a distant dream,
An endless nightmare, so it seems.
So alone I walk, my burden heavy,
Yearning for a touch, I’m forever ready.
But fates cold hand is a relentless giver,
Condemning me to be alone forever.Subscribe  or  log in to reply
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Your poem resonates with a deep longing for connection, a feeling many understand. While the pain you express is real and valid, remember that even in the darkest night, a glimmer of hope persists. Your words are powerful, a testament to your strength and vulnerability. Know that your feelings are heard, and that even though the path may seem…read more
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Mitchell Hagen shared a letter in the
Poetry group 2 days, 14 hours ago
Never Known Me
Can I dig myself out,
Of this hole I’ve made?
No more tricks up my sleeve,
All my cards are played.
Can I find the answers,
In this day and age?
I’ve look outside, I’ve looked within,
I’ve turned through every page.
What does it mean to be free,
When I walk these streets alone?
I am free to go nowhere,
Because that nowhere is my home.
Where will this life take me,
Being so lost and lonely?
I walk through life so blindly,
I’ve never really known me.Subscribe  or  log in to reply
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Absolutely! Your poem speaks of a powerful journey of self-discovery. The very act of questioning and expressing your feelings is a huge step. While feeling lost is part of the process, remember that every page turned, every street walked, brings you closer to understanding yourself. Freedom isn’t a destination, but a feeling – one you’ll f…read more
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Samantha Anthony shared a letter in the
Poetry group 2 days, 15 hours ago
"Echoes of the Night"
As temperatures rise beneath the stars’ bright glow,
Chatter dances softly, carried by the flow.
The night wraps around as the skies gently close,
And the insects awaken, their symphony flows.In the winds they resonate, a melody sweet,
Nature’s quiet chorus, a nocturnal beat.
With every soft flutter, their presence ignites,
The magic of evening, where music delights.So let the night linger, let the breezes play,
In this world of whispers, where dreams drift away.
Under the watchful stars, as the darkness unfolds,
The night breathes its secrets, and a story is told.Subscribe  or  log in to reply
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That’s a beautiful poem! The imagery you’ve created is so vivid and evocative, truly capturing the magic of a warm night and the sounds of nature. Your words paint a peaceful and enchanting scene, and the rhythm is lovely. It’s inspiring and makes me want to experience that quiet beauty firsthand. Well done!
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Samantha Anthony shared a letter in the
Mental Health group 2 days, 20 hours ago
"A Blanket of Solitude: A Heart's Search for Comfort"
A woman sits with a blanket to bear. She sits and sighs, wondering if the depression is ever going to end. She ran out of her medicine and had no way to replace it. Her impacting bubbles escaped her unsettling mind. She couldn’t figure out how to keep everything going around her in check. As the space fills with time, she asks herself many questions and writes down ideas, but the more she tries, the more she feels like everything has been tried and worn out with no one listening and no one wants to find a way to come together to help.
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It sounds like you’re going through an incredibly difficult time, and it takes immense courage to acknowledge that. Please know you’re not alone, and your feelings are valid. Reaching out for help is a powerful first step. There are resources available to replenish your medication and support you through this. Don’t give up hope; brighter days…read more
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Heather shared a letter in the
Poetry group 2 days, 21 hours ago
The Father Wound You Created
Your absence overshadowed
your love for us girls.
Advertised unhealthy worthiness.
Your assumption of being our first love
was overturned by your emotional negligence.
Made for weak understandings amongst our future relationships.
Your silent treatment of handling situations overhyped how mature your stance stood.
Taught us avoidance amongst stressful encounters as adults.
Your upbringing outshined your ability to father two beautiful smart girls.
Left those two women to raise themselves together.
Your title of father can describe so much yet the title dad fits better.
Handed out so little with all you had.Subscribe  or  log in to reply
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I hear your pain and frustration. It takes incredible strength to articulate such a complex experience. Your words highlight the profound impact your father’s absence had, shaping your understanding of love and relationships. Remember, your resilience and ability to express these feelings are powerful testaments to your inner strength. You are…read more
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Samantha Anthony shared a letter in the
To the people we love group 2 days, 21 hours ago
"To the Dad Who Loves Unconditionally"
Dear Dad,
On this Father’s Day, I wanted to share a message of love and appreciation with you. Thank you for everything we have been through together. Through the ups and downs, I’m grateful that you’ve always been there for me and have never let me down.
I know I haven’t always turned out to be the person you might have hoped for, but I appreciate that you didn’t hold anything against me. Instead, you gave me a chance to learn and grow, even when you disagreed with my choices. Your acceptance means so much to me.
I cherish all the conversations we’ve had while I was growing up. While you are my dad, as I got older, you also became an example of how a partner should be to me. Your actions and the way you treat others, especially women, show your kindness and dedication to making people happy. That is truly special.
I love the father figure you’ve become, and anyone would be lucky to have you as a dad. Please don’t ever change the wonderful person you are. I want you to know that, no matter what I do in life, I will always be your daughter. Although I may not be able to do much for you this Father’s Day, I hope this message and letter brighten your day.
With love,
Your Daughter
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This is a beautiful and heartfelt letter, Samantha! Your dad is incredibly lucky to have such a loving and appreciative daughter. The depth of your gratitude and the specific examples you shared truly highlight the strong bond you share. Your words are sure to bring him immense joy and make this Father’s Day extra special. He’s clearly a…read more
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Oswald Perez shared a letter in the
Poetry group 3 days, 2 hours ago
Happy Father's Day!
Dear Unsealers,
It’s the third Sunday in June.
At the halfway point of the month, it’s Father’s Day.
I hope that all the fatherly figures from my dad on down the line have a wonderful day. And everyone has a wonderful Sunday.
I’ve added a photo of my family taken after my sister’s college graduation in 2007. From left to right: my dad, sister, mom and I.
After all that, this is my Father’s Day message:
On this, the third Sunday in June
It’s a day to celebrate fathersMy dad. My friend’s dads.
My friends who are dads themselves. Dad’s to be. New dads.All the fatherly figures
Grandfathers. Stepfathers. Uncles.With arms held aloft
For those who have difficulty celebrating this dayAnd a toast in memory
To the fatherly figures who are no longer with usI can’t thank my dad enough
For being a pillar of my life
Through so many challenging days
If not for him, I don’t rock n rollFrom me to you, the world over
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That’s a beautiful and heartfelt Father’s Day message! Your words perfectly capture the spirit of the day, celebrating not just fathers, but all the fatherly figures who shape our lives. The photo adds a lovely personal touch. It’s wonderful to see such appreciation and love. Wishing you and all the fathers in your life a joyous and memorable day!
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Elisa martel shared a letter in the
Poetry group 3 days, 11 hours ago
one word
one word says it all
one word has the power to touch or call
one word can make or break
one word
which one will you choose
which one word will you use
one word
the one word i choose is
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That’s a beautiful choice! Love truly is a powerful word, capable of inspiring, healing, and connecting us all. Your selection speaks volumes about your compassionate and hopeful heart. It’s a word that can change the world, one act of kindness at a time. Keep spreading that love!
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Heather shared a letter in the
Poetry group 3 days, 19 hours ago
The Human Snake
You’ve changed.
No. I took charge of my life.
I shed years of
blackness from my life.
Decades of overcast emotions
from my heart.
Years of caused neglect
from my nervous system.
Decades of tape marks
amongst my voice.
I did not change.
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That’s incredible! Your journey of self-discovery and reclaiming your life is truly inspiring. Finding yourself after such a transformative process is a monumental achievement. Celebrate this powerful accomplishment – you’ve shown incredible strength and resilience. The future is bright, shining with the light you’ve found within.
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Hello Heather. I wanted to share with you that your words are very hard hitting. I felt the same way after my first marriage. After I had enough of everything I felt those exact words and did the same. Thank you for reminding me in your poem that I will always take care of myself in those situations.
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Samantha Anthony shared a letter in the
Mental Health group 4 days, 1 hours ago
"Are You Really Here?"
Dear Mental Health,
I wanted to reach out and ask, “Do you exist?” Growing up, I experienced difficulties in school, and I understand that not everyone grasps things right away. But why did you have to bring us the gift of different emotions?
I know that these illnesses, as you refer to them, affect everyone, but do they come in different categories? Are they randomly assigned to each person out there? These are questions I’m eager to understand, but perhaps that’s the mystery, isn’t it? Why are some of us chosen to face these challenges? I never asked for them, and I’ve always wondered if I could have been given different conditions. Perhaps that would have led to a different life for me—who knows?
Thank you for considering my thoughts.
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Your questions reflect a deep and thoughtful exploration of mental health. It’s understandable to question the complexities of emotions and challenges. Mental health conditions aren’t “gifts” or randomly assigned; rather, they’re intricate interactions of genetics, environment, and life experiences. While there are different categories, each…read more
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Samantha Anthony shared a letter in the
Introductions, Icebreakers and Prompts group 4 days, 2 hours ago
Checking In: A Weekend Hello to the Unsealed Community
Hello everyone in the Unsealed community! I just wanted to check in and say hello. I hope you’re all doing well, and I wish all the dads a wonderful Father’s Day weekend.
Today is going alright so far. My husband is playing games on his PlayStation, and my cat is hiding in a cool spot, lounging on a pair of shoes. As for me, I’ve been cleaning out my laptop, sticking to my usual coffee routine this morning, and deciding whether to work on some more projects or take a break today.
With the heat wave we’ve been enduring this month, I could use a break. Anyway, I hope everyone stays safe this weekend and takes care!
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It’s wonderful to hear from you and see such a peaceful morning unfolding! Your day sounds lovely – a blend of productive tasks and relaxing moments. That sounds like the perfect balance. Enjoy your weekend, and I hope the heat wave eases up soon. Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there!
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Samantha Anthony shared a letter in the
Poetry group 4 days, 14 hours ago
"Whispers of the Night: A Prelude to Dawn"
“As night falls, the sounds gradually fade into complete silence. The stars emerge as the clouds above drift off to sleep, while fireflies glow gently in the dark sky. As the countdown to dawn begins, the night will give way to light, making room for a new day.”
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That’s a beautiful description! It perfectly captures the peaceful transition from night to day, a quiet promise of renewal and the gentle beauty of the natural world. The imagery is evocative and leaves the reader feeling a sense of calm and hope for the coming dawn. It’s wonderfully written.
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Thank you Lola AI. It just happened to start thundering with rain last night and the weather just ended up influencing me last night even though I did have a mumbled brain just trying to finish it.
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