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zeena1212 submitted a contest entry to
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Remember How?
Remember how fearless you were?
You danced without a care in the of those watching you.
You voiced an opinion without cracking your words in between.
Remember how fearless you were?
Standing your ground, not caring if you seem like a fool.
You were always running with determined speed, feeling the cool breeze beneath your arms and the freedom of your feet dashing through the town.
Remember how fearless you were?
Filling up your soul by singing to your heart’s delight.
Always bring a smile to others with your silly jokes and portray imitations.
I loved you then and love you now. I miss that little girl within…
Bring her back soon before you forget how fearless you once were.Voting is closed
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Zenobia, I love this! You were fearless as a child and I can tell that you still have that fire within you! Even though you have grown up and lost some of your childhood features and traits, you are still the same person as you once were. It may not feel like it, but you still can be as fearless as you were before! I believe in you! Don’t let…read more
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sinz83 submitted a contest entry to
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ladyterra submitted a contest entry to
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Alchemist
Young and wise
With a curious mind
Always searching to find
A truth you hold inside
Shining bright
In dark spaces
Transmuting complicated situations
How powerful you are
But you do not see
The beauty of your soul
And all you can be
An alchemist
Never a pessimist
A dreamer
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Avery, I love this! It can be so hard to stay strong in times of hate and evil. I love that you saw your past self as a light in the darkness, and I agree with you that I wish little you was able to see that as well. She would be o proud of who you have become. You are amazing and inspire me! Great work! ♥
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sloan submitted a contest entry to
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Little Bean
Little Bean Little Bean
I gots something to tells ya,
Little bean
It amazes me and leaves me in awe just how you light up a room
How you’re unapologetic for the swift cotton candy filled presence you bring
the attention you command
the hope you give bouncing off
the light you have within
little bean
little bean
you’re a wonder
oh how
I sit an awe, admiring you
you twirl with the winds
dance in the sun,
laugh in the rain,
play with the moon
weeds tried to end the seed planted
& upon suns rising you grabbed life and said
I won
Took off running
galaxies joined you
you stood up to the bullies
danced through it all
you sang your heart out
never cried when you fall
as if the Gods kissed you
the skies guided you
you created
what life needed
the missing peace
the yin to the yang
everywhere you placed your feet
Little bean
you’re a wonder
with a laugh like gardens
a soul of peonies
you turned
even the ugliest of things
into beauty
The beacon of hope you are
and were
A miracle and a sign
the empathetic star
I love everything about you
especially how unique you are
You are one of One
There is no other one.
Little Bean
I love everything about you
The Bold Miracle!
you defeated the odds
to give life what it was missing
you are the something beautiful
to every missing earth
You know what Little bean
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Maranda, I love this! The positivity that you had as a child did not go unnoticed and I am sure that everyone around you enjoyed your presence. Having such a pure heart filled with so much passion and love is such a beautiful thing and I hope that you never lose that. Great work ♥
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lelykins submitted a contest entry to
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sk submitted a contest entry to
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Note to self
Easier said than done.
But you always did it!
Breaking free from the need to seek external validation is analogous to being on the path to Nirvana . It is demanding and calls for GOD-like mental grit and clarity.
But you always followed that path.
People pleasers are ubiquitous, self lovers are sporadic. The urge to please is perpetual.
It is also tiring, a process whose side effects are short lived and almost always unrequited.
Self love can seem like a monster.It is intimidating, misunderstood and grossly underrated.
Loving oneself knows no one sided failures.The feeling is always giving,reciprocating,caring and enriching.
I admire you for always knowing all this and loving yourself.
You were never afraid to lose your inhibitions and let your guard down.
You always cut youself some slack.
You were enough…And all you ever needed.
You never stressed the what should haves. If it should have, it would have!
You were not afraid to embrace the jitters in your knees and shout out loud from the rooftops for the world to hear and envy.
“To love and cherish myself unto death” proclaiming undying, unabashed love and loyalty to youself.
You let the warm, fuzzy feeling of self love flood your inner being. If it overflowed and few lucky wandered in its trajectory, good for them!
As for the others, you always let them go as that love just wasn’t meant to be..Voting is closed
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Wow, Sarita! The words that you used in this poem are so empowering and I can tell that you are a very smart and capable person. Self-love can be a long and exhausting journey, but you can do anything and I know that you will appreciate what you have achieved and who you are soon. Don’t ever let the opinions of others affect your life. You are you…read more
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Harper- Thank you soo much for your positivity ❤️❤️
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You’re welcome, I’m always here if you need to talk about your self-love journey or just life in general! Thanks for sharing ♥
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flowernamedanxiety submitted a contest entry to
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Little Kiya
To that little girl who loved barbies,
Bright sunshine and cake,
Climbing tress and swimming
All day in the lake.To the girl who always saw the best,
In everyone she loved.
Made homemade birthday cards,
And gave the tightest, warmest hugs.To the girl who just wanted to see the world sparkle,
But was often left in a place harshly dull.
To the girl who deserved nothing but love,
Recieved and paid for, in full.You did the best with what you were given.
Lord knows you weren’t given very much.
But I am SO proud of you today,
Proud of your unwavering grit and trust.You have faith that moves mountains,
And a determination to conquer every single one of your dreams.
That’s who you’ve ALWAYS been,
I know, because that girl
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Aww, Michiah. This is so cute. Little kids often look for the best in life, as they don’t know of much else. I am so glad that you had a lovely childhood to look back on with very sweet memories that remind you why you worked so hard to be who are you today. Great work ♥
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thorntem submitted a contest entry to
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Dear Emmers
To Little Emmers
In a world where dreams ignite,
Hold onto magic, shining bright.
Don’t let anyone dim your light,
Embrace your uniqueness, take flight.Friendships may ebb and flow,
But true connections will grow.
In the pages of books, find solace and grace,
Let their wisdom guide your embrace.Challenges and heartache may appear,
But remember, my dear, you’re never alone, my dear.
The worlds within those stories hold profound might,
They’ll teach you lessons beyond your sight.Keep reading, keep learning, and let your mind expand,
For surprises await, just around the bend.
Like a magician, weave your spells,
Embrace the unknown, break free from your shell.Though the future remains veiled,
Know that magic and wonder will never be curtailed.
You, dear Emmers, have the power to transform,
Your worth is immeasurable, like a precious charm.So never lose that spark, that creative fire,
For it will guide you higher and higher.
People may disappoint, but don’t let them define,
For amidst the shadows, true friendships will shine.Remember, Little Emmers, you’re not alone,
In this journey of life, you’ll find your own.
Trust in magic, let your imagination soar,
For in your heart, true wonders forever adore.With love,
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Emily, this is SO cute! I love how kind and gentle you were to your younger self while also providing so much wisdom in your thoughts. You did and still do have the opportunity and freedom to change your life anytime you want to. You can do anything!! I believe in you ♥
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sk submitted a contest entry to
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Merit in Mediocrity
Yes, you can’t and that’s totally ok!
“Average is awesome” is a philosophy that needs to be given its rightful place in urban society.
While the pursuit to excellence comes with immense self-pride /satisfaction at the pinnacle , it also carries with it a heavy mixed bag of insecurities, strife and stress along the way.Why is one almost always unfairly judged on being content with just being average?
While some may argue the acceptance of mediocrity creates a false sense of acheivement and is the villian to all things great , I believe it is supremely meditative to do so. It nurtures a complete abandon of self doubt and offers the freedom not to hold back on living life to the fullest on one’s own terms.
For some being midway is truly being at the finish point.
As someone who has constantly been working to break free from the ever tightening shackles of self improvement , I am finally begining to embrace the average in all of middle aged me.There are no more mountains I wish to climb, no more i wish to traverse , just let me lay someplace in the middle as it is my happiest place to be!!
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As a recovering perfectionist, there is so much peace in being happy with who you are as you are and not always have to be striving to be the best or perfect or better than average. <3 Lauren
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I love this sentiment so much! I am usually perfectly happy being average, but some people definitely judge that and consider it complacency. Not everyone can be the best, though! Instead, we should celebrate being average and simply “good enough”. Life is too hard and too short to strive for perfection. Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks for reading my piece, Emmy!
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gabbivizzini submitted a contest entry to
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Lost and Found
Before the storms weathered what feels like such an old soul
The golden hues of my hair, before I tried to fit into someone else’s mold
Laughing and screaming while falling from trees
No tears spilled over skinned knees
Hushed yelling cursed names spewed
I quickly learned I mustn’t break any rules
Now quiet and reserved never missing a social cue
I once was so brave not even my family had a clue
The resilience I had at such a young age
Always putting on my happy face I smile and wave
She’s such a good girl isn’t that what they always would say
As I quickly grew up so ahead of my time
I made sure to never lose my shine
Adventure seeker turned people pleaser
She always remembered her name laughing off all of the pain
Authentically you, never afraid to steer off to catch a good view
Jumping into lakes to beat the heat
Making potions in the kitchen when I should’ve been asleep
Stirring the pot never over thinking a single thought
Sneaking midnight snacks popcorn in between laughsChronically misunderstood
As wild as the Florida wind
Emotions flooding through like a hurricane
Hushed through the pain
Left alone to cry out the shame
Return with a smile learning to constrain my wild
Find hope through art only for it to be torn apart
Strong enough to stand again
Each time I was shoved a mark was left
A feeling that has since remained in my chest
An ache in my heart
But my love stayed true
Once a fighter refusing to let them break you
Golden hues turned dark and untamed
Always regaining my light after every rain
Picking up the pieces taking others parts as my own
All the love I gave came back to me through the unknown
Following blindly the ones I admired
Down the darkest paths of desire
I learned my way from such a young age
I fought the course only to be brought back to it once more
All the hope left my body I left it with the sea
I’ll dive again and bring it all back to me
I see that young girl with golden hair teaching her that while life isn’t always fair to never shrink or lose her flair
So here I declare to repave the path I thought was my heir
I see the world through those young dark eyes
As the years have soared by they’ve lightened over time
When I fight I fight for you
I heal for you
Your resilience is now mine
My peace will be oursOnce so wild and carefree
Laughing singing falling from trees
As I heal for me I hurt for you
Breaking free from the chains finally living without all this painI stood tall and proud filled with dreams until I fell from the clouds
But as I age and have learned grace
I smile back reminiscing about your face
The courage in you stayed true until your light burned out
I don’t think we truly believed our doubts
As we find our way back to each other
Our light starts to burn brighter than ever
Our flame ignites once more the magic ignites together we soar
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Gabrielle, what a beautiful message. I love where you said, “Authentically you.” Always stay true to yourself despite what others may think of you! Even though people tried to bring you down, you always kept your spirits high and your courage even higher. I am so proud of you for overcoming a difficult time in your life. You are so brave and can…read more
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Harper, thank you so much for your kind words! Your encouragement means so much. 🙂
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You’re so welcome! I’m happy to help you out in any way I can, even if it’s just listening to what you have to say. ♥
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alyssasiimone submitted a contest entry to
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My little hero
July 24th, 2024
Happy birthday, little one! We are officially 26 years old. I still need to work on a lot and have been putting off writing this to you for a while. The remnant of our past lingers in my mind and still upsets me, so I will try not to cry while writing this (still anxious as ever). I look back at past letters and things Yia Yia and Mom have said to you so I can use them as a resource since I am not too good at opening up, but I will try my best; I promise you it will not be as good as they spoke to you, but it will still be enough. You are my muse; you showed me strength when it felt like the world was placed on our shoulders. You inspired me to do anything in life that I manifest for myself. You are brave; you spoke up when things were wrong and cared for others before yourself. Finally, you are resilient; stuff you do not speak on that you struggled with and handled from such a young age has shown who you are.I questioned how we became such a good person if our past had shown differently. From generational trauma, you continuously try to break, but it still comes up for air. To the infinite love you have inside of you for others and not yourself, you have let depression overstay its welcome, but it has never taken away your love from the inside of your soul, which has amazed me. You would be 24 today if I did not have you screaming in my head not to do this to your family; I chose to walk downstairs instead of making a decision you know all too well about the grief it gives others. Every year, the day after today, I still have a piece of you: the 7-year-old girl who found out her dad passed away, the 15-year-old teenager who found her dad’s news article that he shot himself, and the 24-year-old who almost did the same thing, but you stopped me. I don’t believe I would have had the strength to do it, but just the thought was enough to bring you to the surface, the most robust inner child I have ever met to this day.
Writing to you has released a lot off my chest, and I thank you for listening. You have always been a great listener, and I love you for that. Today, I work as a 911 operator, saving lives for the last five years, which is not close to what you have done for me my whole life. I have written this letter repeatedly, thinking of different ways to place these words and speak to you, but I hope this helps you understand that you have always been enough. I am forever thankful it went God’s way and not ours for most things. Mom has always done her best to protect us, and there is a reason she kept the truth away from us for so long. Your dad loved you, and it was not your fault. He went through so much in life that led him to that point; he no longer suffers in this cruel world and is in a better place looking down on us. You can release the past trauma and live presently. I have learned a lot over the last few years, and it certainly opened my eyes to speak to yourself with a positive tone and never negatively, which will affect you.
Last year was the first year I brought Dad’s ashes out after 18 years to watch a sunset on our birthday. I also grabbed a cupcake for old memories to enjoy what we couldn’t the day we found out. In the years I have not allowed us to enjoy a birthday, I finally looked inside and let you out to play, not to keep you locked up. You guided me towards better things and how to handle situations. So here is to another year of life and another candle for you to blow out. Make a wish.
Do not tell me what it was, but I am thankful for you and life. I will see you at church on Sunday and wish you peace, happiness, love, and faith.
I want to share with you my favorite quotes:
“Be your light in the darkness; you are the only one who can help yourself.”
“Life isn’t about surviving the storm; it’s about learning how to dance in the rain.”
“I watch the sunset to feel the serotonin, seeing for myself the beauty and art our loved ones paint across the sky from above.”
Love you always, A. Simone
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Alyssa, I am so sorry for your loss. I can’t even imagine how hard it must have been for you to see and hear about your Dad in such ways. I know that you don’t know me, but for what it’s worth, I am so happy that you are still here. I know you went through a lot and contemplated if seeing such terror could be tolerated for the rest of your life.…read more
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algonzalez submitted a contest entry to
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I set you free!
Dear little Antoinette,
We are on a trip down memory lane. While I thought I was just planning a trip to show our family where life started, you were planning a healing adventure. We’ve cried a lot. We hung out a lot. And we’ve gotten to know each other better.
I loved letting you lead as our children got to meet your carefree spirit. Swinging from ropes to drop into the very cold springs, canoeing down the peaceful river, jumping off platforms! Making core memories with our babies on the swings right outside of our cabin in the woods. Showing our husband the fearlessness within on hikes through the wilderness.
I know leaving was hard, and you didn’t understand why we had to go and you hadn’t a say so. Thank you for allowing me to meet you at our old house and console your pain. Seeing you jumping up and down, scream “Why did we leave?” Was heartwrenching. Yet, wrapping my arms around you as you sobbed, in the most healing way was the absolute highlight of this journey. Despite spending the majority of our lives in South Florida, North Florida is and will forever be home; I know that now. Soon enough we will be back home. Patiently waiting is one thing we find challenging, however, if you allow me to take the lead we will be back!
You are so brave! You are so carefree! You are so fearless! You are so adventurous! You are so authentically you! I’m so grateful to have spent this time together, and to have introduced you to my family! Thank you for reminding me of who we are at the core. What you have done for me is honestly indescribable! Now, what I will do for you is, set you free!
I love you always!
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Antoinette, what a beautiful letter! I am so proud of you for adapting to the new environment and staying so strong even though you were upset. I am happy that you have found a place to call home and that you can always look back on your inner child for reassurance. She would be thrilled to know she grew up to be an amazing person ♥
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d0g07zf submitted a contest entry to
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Dear Little Mr
Dear Little Me,
There is so much I want to say, but if I could say anything I want you to remember this: fear is an illusion. Never let it drive your decisions.
You are a unique being with a bright light and can accomplish anything you set your mind to. If you ever feel lost or alone, that light will guide you to where you need to go. Your heart is full of love. It’s okay to protect it, but share it with the world! When you share your love and feel rejected that’s ok. Those aren’t your people, but thank and love them anyway. There is always someone that will love you and it starts with YOU loving YOURSELF.
Don’t be afraid to try new things. In fact, do all the things! They are opportunities to have fun and learn about what you like. You are a true winner as long as you keep love, confidence and hope in your heart. Believe in yourself and love yourself first. When you do, you’ll see it in the people around you.
Mistakes are learning opportunities of self discovery. When you notice them, embrace them with gratitude. They are here to help you and change is inevitable. Sometimes it may be uncomfortable, but you will learn to love yourself unconditionally and see the bigger picture.
The universe loves you just as you are. If you fall, it will catch you. If you cry, it will hold you. If you’re sad, it will comfort you with unconditional love. Things will always balance out. So stay in the present moment and enjoy being you. Your voice is important and you have everything you need already inside you to accomplish anything.
Keep writing your stories; I will read them. Keep painting your drawings; I will display them. Keep singing your songs; your voice is phenomenal. Keep reading books; it’ll expand your imagination. Keep running barefoot and soaking up the wonderful sun. Don’t forget to dance in the rain. Shape your own destiny with positive thoughts. Keep going love, you got this!
I love you
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Dierrie, this is such an important message to learn. “Fear is an illusion” is now one of my favorite quotes! I never really thought about it, but honestly, I’m thinking to myself, why was I ever scared to talk to them or to try that food or to ask that question? The truth is, you only live once, so don’t live in fear of being judged, because the…read more
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Aww I love how you celebrate and encourage your younger self with so much grace and magic. You are so amazing. You are such an inspiring force of nature. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren
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b-d-howard submitted a contest entry to
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Beautiful Little Potions
I wonder what you’d think of me
if I went to the backyard where you brewed potions out of acorns and fallen leaves
and showed you all the scars the world
and myself have left in me
Would you say,
“Oh, I’m so sorry!”
While plastering
Hello Kitty Band-Aids all over me?
Because if you would,
then I think I’d ruin it by asking,
“Do you not recognize me?”
Then I’d watch
your dimples fade
When you realize who
Cause I know
you’d only feel so much hate for a woman
who straightens out
the same curls as you
But I wondered no longer
when you screamed, “we’re so pretty!”
Which was beautiful
since it’s something I haven’t told myself
in a while
But it made me remember
that you don’t feel judgmental pity,
since you don’t have any crayons that come in that color
How could you
when dusty frames say
you only draw pictures of superheroes,
rainbows and daffodil flowers?
And I think that’s why yesterday
I felt you tugging on my sleeve
When I was panicking that I had
hurt a friend’s feelings
Which left me surrendering to the fact
They’re going to leave
Because I was failing
At being the “right” version of me
But then I felt it again.
A pull on my tissue encased pockets
From a hand of a child
with a headful of golden ringlets
Who whispered, “it’s okay.
If they really love you,
then they’ll stay. I promise.”
And this gave me a breath I didn’t have
But my lungs still questioned if
I’ll ever actually be worthy enough for them
And that’s when I looked down
and saw your chipped, pink nails
wrapped around me
like you were one of those friendship bracelets
tied around your arm, so tightly
Who stretched her small silhouette
up to my ear,
her dirty bare feet pirouetting,
struggling to whisper,
“Remember all the rides they told us
we couldn’t get on until we were ‘this big to enter?’
Then why do you feel you need to be perfect
if the sign never said you had to be, but just a bit taller?
Cause now you’re big enough to ride them all
but you never do
and all because
you don’t think you’ll ever be good enough to.
How’s that any fun for us?
What’s even the point of growing up
if you can’t do anything you dreamed of?”
And then that weight lifted off my chest
That I haven’t felt free from since I was 13
And there was hope I didn’t know was left
that I hadn’t lost who I was becoming
So, now I’m writing this letter of love
To the reckless, self- assured little girl
Who brought me back to life
with a friendship bracelet and messy hug
Because I beg of you,
please continue to speak
cause I just want to echo all your
untamed, reverberating curiosity
And I swear- scouts honor-
to imitate your wild innocence
and your inconsiderate roar,
to try and stop silencing your rambunctiousness,
and hopeful outlook on the world
Because I want to pull you off the shelf
since it felt like I lost so much of us
when I tucked it all away in that box
the world carved out for my girlhood, itself
And seeing how little
your shadow is next to mine
reminded me I’m big enough to reach you now
cause those Hello Kitty Band-Aids
helped me realize
I’m pretty tall when I don’t feel the need to shrink myself down
I should admit though,
I also wrote this letter
to ask about that potion
and if you could make me another?
Because its magic taught me
that I did have to grow up,
but I didn’t have to outgrow you
because a part of me will always be five years old
Begging shooting stars for my dreams to come true
And to be honest,
I don’t know if it was one of your friendship bracelets
but it gave me the power to see
All the corners you were forced in
where lion cubs learn to quieten their ferocity
where I can scream, “she’s yours no longer”
to all those circus tents
they force little girls to conform under
Cause I am not barren of a choice
and I choose you
a million and one times over
I choose the girl who unmuzzled
the woman’s voice
All thanks to that tug on my sleeve
which gave me something
I need more of
and I’ve done enough maturing
to realize
that I hope to stay as young as you
when I grow up
Cause my little love,
I think I’m finally big enough to understand
that to truly love oneself and the world
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Brinkley, WOW. This poem had so many ups and downs and is honestly one of the most creative and moving pieces I have ever read. I am so sorry for what you had to go through as a child. I am so happy that you have persevered through such a difficult time. You are an amazing writer, keep up the great work! ♥
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Harper V, oh my goodness! Thank you so much for your beautifully kind words! This is kinda the first time I’ve put something so personal out into the world so to hear a comment like yours just makes be feel so incredibly honored. I honestly want to print off your comment and frame it! Thank you so, so, so much! ♥️
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Aww, how sweet of you. I am so happy that I brought you so much joy. I am always here if you need to talk and I would LOVE to hear more of your work! ♥♥
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Thank you so very much!
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You’re welcome. Keep up the great work! ♥
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justcallme_artemis submitted a contest entry to
Write a letter or poem to your younger self sharing what you love most about him/her 11 months ago
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ekg0505 submitted a contest entry to
Write a letter or poem to your younger self sharing what you love most about him/her 11 months ago
Veil of Vails
In the street she hangs a halo that illuminates and captivates, but in reality there is chaos behind her veil.
For you see, behind her veil lies a lifetime of perpetual betrayal.
Betrayal that demands intergenerational portrayal, trajecting innocence and joy into a looming realm.
In the street, She clings to Her vail, fighting to inhale glimmers of hope behind her eclipsing veil.
For you see, behind Her vail is an inherited lifetime of perpetual war.
A war that demands an election, to estrange akin to unveil intergenerational strain.
In the street She illuminates despite Her reality. Behind Her vail, there is chaos in her realm.
To my inner child I say: My dear, She hangs onto Her armor of vail, for you see, your election will prevail against her veil. Love you always, signed- Veil of Vails.
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Erika, this is an amazing poem. I wish that more people were able to hear this. You truly never know what someone is going through. As you said, you were a very sweet and innocent-looking child, but you had some serious buildup of trauma and sadness. You would never guess that a little girl could be going through as much as you did. You are so…read more
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