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  • Danyelle "Nikki" Minter shared a letter in the Group logo of To my younger selfTo my younger self group 4 months, 1 weeks ago

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    To the Kid Inside

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  • To my shy foster dogs

    I’ll break my heart
    so yours will never again.
    That’s my job as your foster mom
    For now, your only friend.

    Don’t worry about any mess.
    It’s nothing I can’t clean.
    Right now you’re feeling stress,
    The result of humans being mean.

    Physically different,
    but our souls are the same.
    My story, my past,
    Just oxygen and fuel to
    Continue the flame.

    You set the pace, baby.
    I’ll take it from there.
    From here on out,
    You will only know care.

    For now, you rest.
    We can work towards calm.
    Remember, this is my job
    I am your foster mom.

    rhinestonecowboy

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    • This is one of the sweetest poems I’ve read in a while! Too many people physically abuse and emotionally neglect animals. I think it is beautiful that you are willing to open your heart to these sweet fur babies when someone else couldn’t even be bothered to consider how they feel. Your strength and kindness inspire me! Thank you for sharing your passion!

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  • Addiction

    Addiction

    I’m an addict
    And I know it!

    I revere two of the three Cs:
    Coffee, candy, and cigarettes.

    I love my coffee alone with my contemplation
    Of life, likes, posts, news, like a great commotion,

    Flitting from one to the next trying to see
    What’s best before I rest to be free.

    Posts galore and replies of mine
    Make my day, as the taste of Coffee

    Feels like a sinful pleasure.
    With my dark drink, I bite into chocolate,

    And drift into a coma at heaven’s gate.
    I savor the sweetness along the strength

    Of body of the coffee and it’s bitterness.

    Life with the morning rituals
    Cake, candy, chocolate, coffee and sweets

    Is like life without a hero like Ferrero,
    Or Cadbury, Mars, KitKat, and Aero!

    Raising the bar in a day filled
    With noise, poised to litter the mind

    With fear, worry, and being drear!
    So my habitual start is set in stone:

    Coffee, contemplation, quiet that have
    A lead to social media, news, where I refuse

    To succumb to its dadarkness
    That needs to twist your morning addictions

    Into a depressive, foggy darkness.
    Let your coffee’s wisdom fill
    Your empty cup with hope that will

    Reject solidifying into despair,
    But reaches in your depths to repair.
    ©️ Malak kalmoni chehab ©️

    Malak Kalmoni Chehab

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    • Malak, I’m glad that your vices include coffee and candy but not cigarettes. That one has to be the worst of the three, right? If we really stop and think about it, everyone is addicted to something. At least being addicted to coffee and candy will bring joy to your life! Thank you for sharing your experience.

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      • Very true, the only problem with coffee addiction it causes reflux and at some point, like everything else, you need to stop drinking it! 😞

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  • Dear Boots

    Dear Boots,

    You are strapped in and strapped on, holding tight to the teathered ground you thought you left behind. Oh you thought they were made for walking but like prey, that hawk is stalking.

    Boots you know what to do in the dust of the wind and you’ve also had the taste of strutting the line at the base of the river that runs deep. Climbing and climbing not knowing this mountain was so steep, when will you finally reach its peak?

    Boots you are not worn down, you are not warped like the soil lands you have found. You were made to run, to dance and take a stance because you smell of new leather, you just haven’t allowed the right home where you “have to break them in.”

    Break them curses, break them rules, break that damn ruins that put dirt on your steel toe boots. Break them in all right, break down barriers and Boots I’m telling you, put up that fight.

    Make yourself shiny and new. Find that place that makes you feel abundantly clean and renewed. Boots love yourself the way you love the paths you walk because you are undeniably a Rios of Mercedes that can’t be found like a boot that makes themselves available on every block.

    Brittany Contreras

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    • Brittany, this love letter to your boots brought a smile to my face! While to some, boots might seem like just another pair of footwear, to those who live in them, they are the only shoes that can withstand all that life throws at them. I love how you ended with: “You are undeniably a Rios of Mercedes that can’t be found like a boot that makes t…read more

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  • marilissette submitted a contest entry to Group logo of Write a love letter to something (not someone) that you loveWrite a love letter to something (not someone) that you love 4 months, 2 weeks ago

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  • The View

    The View

    Wow, it’s insane how the world looks at you .
    Do you think you’ll be enough for maybe one or two.
    Is it too much to ask to see you just more than once?
    I can’t imagine what you have to go through inside to present yourself
    These people must be dunce if they don’t want you.

    I love opening the door and smelling your scent
    The smell is on my pillow from having you close to me
    If I have you too much, I might have to repent

    I’m super lucky to have you all to myself
    I’m not selfish, but with you, I have to be .
    You’re so fit, dark like chocolate, juicy meat on your body.
    I rather have you any day over a plate of shellfish.

    Do you know when I fell in love with you?
    I fell in love with you as a child.
    I took one look at you and said “you’re going to be all mine “and that’s true.
    I couldn’t wait to become an adult and see how you grew. How you flourished.
    I love you even more as an adult.
    Who would have known.

    People fight over you all the time.
    I can’t blame them.
    You pair so well with a glass of wine.
    I love seeing you come out, and it’s actual steam coming out of you because you’re so dam hot !
    You’re beautiful, soft and well matured.
    You’re moist and refreshing and the best cure.

    The scent of cloves as you walk by
    The smile on my face when I see you.
    When we are in a restaurant, and I’m with my friends, I count the minutes to see your sexy blend.

    You sit well on top of colored grains
    My heart can’t take it anymore.
    I’m going to go insane.
    As you come over to me, I lose everything in my brain.
    Is this what actual love feels like?

    I enjoy you, I love you, and I can’t get enough of the view.

    I have to have you
    I’m sure you do too.
    Look at you!
    Look at that view!
    Oxtails, rice and peas with plantains too!

    Janet Joshua

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    • Janet, I love this letter! I was wondering how in the world you managed to find such an amazingly perfect human, but it all made sense when I realized that you were referring to your favorite meal! I guess it is less likely to let you down and more likely to leave you satisfied! Thank you for making me smile and sharing your experience!

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      • awwwwh! Thank you so much EC. I’m hoping my next man gives me the same feelings as I have when I eat oxtails. It’s genuine pure hearted love! We need that! Thank you for giving me your feedback. I wrote it in 10 mins

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  • Blue Sky shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    Fireworks

    Many a first kiss
    I have had during dating
    None compare to one

    Kissing my ex-wife
    For the date that will go down
    In my history

    We were looking at
    Two water turtles sunning
    On the rocks of the

    Confluence of two
    Rivers – the Sacramento
    And American

    I imagined those
    Two turtles were her and me
    On that summer day

    Getting romantic
    Watching boats on the river
    Seeing the drawbridge

    Take their stature in
    Yachts too tall to clear the bridge
    Now they safely pass

    My ex-wife and I
    Sat on a wooden bench on
    The wooden boardwalk

    Old Sacramento
    For both tourists and locals
    And those on a date

    Those such as ourselves
    We felt comfortable in
    Each other’s presence

    Our arms got closer
    Shyly meeting to see if
    There’s a connection

    Our hands met and touched
    Interlaced fingers, pure joy
    Nothing else like it

    I want this moment
    To last for my entire
    Lifetime with her hand

    Oh, it gets better
    Our waiting lips meet for our
    Satiating kiss

    It was more than that
    I felt ecstatic and high
    There were fireworks

    Behind my blue eyes
    Really blue, not just my name
    So many colors

    Those pyrotechnics
    In my imagination
    So very vibrant

    Filled with so much joy
    Is this the best moment of
    My entire life?

    My present, past, and
    The rest of my existence?
    I can’t know for sure

    Eighteen years later
    It still came close to the best
    But graduating

    Summa cum laude
    Was probably the moment
    Of my best triumph

    But damn, that kiss came
    Pretty darn close to the best
    Snippet of my life

    Five years ago, we
    Separated, then divorced
    But our first kiss is

    Indelibly etched
    Seared into the recesses
    Of my existence

    Will any first kiss
    Ever be better than the
    One I had with her?

    I have had many
    In the past five years
    None of them come close

    To the pure joy shared
    Between my ex-wife and me
    She has since moved on

    And now I sit here
    Crafting this haiku series
    Wondering if it

    Will soon be my turn
    To have a comparable
    Kiss with someone else

    Create something built
    To last more than thirteen years
    Give me joy again

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  • Kara Kukovich shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    Finding Joy

    Fleeting, but oh so fine
    Is that illusive spirit joy.
    Like finding gold in a mine
    When expecting only alloy.
    Difficult to cultivate.
    Impossible to fabricate.
    Though to many it’s innate,
    It’s a puzzle trying to locate.

    I’ve seen it in a child’s eye
    While discovering new life –
    A beetle, bear, or dragonfly,
    The wonder is so rife.
    I found it in a hummingbird,
    When I was virtuous and young.
    We spoke not a single word,
    But to our souls we sung.

    It grabs me by the heart
    When music takes the reigns.
    Of this world I am a part
    As I dance in rhythmic refrains.
    Classical, rock, or blues –
    They all push me past the pain.
    Each note that’s spun subdues
    The ruckus in my brain.

    Sometimes it slips inside me,
    With that funny feeling – love,
    Consuming me with giddy glee
    Like the laughing stars above.
    It warms me to my core
    To hold my beloved close and tight.
    Always hungry, wanting more
    Before the moment’s taken flight.

    But if you want to find it,
    Don’t strain or look too hard.
    Regardless of your charm or wit,
    You may have to drop your guard,
    For joy is free to those who open
    Their head and heart and soul.
    Then you must throw a little hope in
    To capture it in whole.

    Kara Kukovich

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    • Kara, this poem captures the beauty of finding joy in whatever feeds your soul. I love how you describe joy as “fleeting, but oh so fine.” Though it is difficult to keep joy once we find it, it truly makes our lives worth living! As humans, we should always be tuned in to what brings us joy and try to cultivate it in our lives daily. Thank you for…read more

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  • A Love Letter To The Moon

    Oh, how I love to daydream

    Because you sleep when the sun is out

    That’s the only way to see you

    Until the bright beams have gone down

    But

    When you wake

    What a sight for the stars in the evening sky

    You captivate me with your beauty

    I have confessed my deepest fears to you

    So serene and complex

    There is no doubt

    My exquisite moon

    In every phase of your life

    I adore you

    Courtney Beksel

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    • Courtney, I agree that there is something special about the moon. While most people crave the sun and its warmth, others crave the quiet beauty of the moon. The way it changes with the passing of time but always returns to its whole form is amazing. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

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  • Anita Williams shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    "Why Can’t We Love?"

    I can barely breathe—
    the weight of this world is suffocating,
    pressing against my soul,
    choking the hope out of me.

    I hear my ancestors weeping,
    their cries carried in the wind,
    echoing through time,
    through the blood-soaked soil they once stood upon.
    They fought, they bled,
    so we could rise, so we could be free,
    so we could have a chance at a life they only dreamed of.
    But look at us now—
    divided, shattered, drowning in hate.

    I want to scream,
    I want to cry until the heavens shake,
    until the earth opens and swallows this pain whole.
    So much beauty in this world,
    yet it is poisoned with rage,
    tainted with the hands of those who refuse to see
    that we are all flesh, all breath, all bone.

    This cannot be what the Creator intended—
    for us to build walls instead of bridges,
    to raise our fists instead of our hearts,
    to bury love beneath the weight of our differences.

    Why can’t we love?
    Why can’t we see that none of us are staying?
    That no skin color, no wealth, no power
    will save us from the grave?
    In the end, we all return to the dust.
    So why do we waste this gift of life on hatred?

    I close my eyes,
    and I pray that one day,
    we will wake up and see each other
    not as enemies, not as strangers,
    but as souls—
    woven from the same light,
    created to love,
    not to destroy.

    Anita A Williams

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    • Anita, this poem is so powerful. You are right that the people who fought so hard to create a place of freedom and prosperity would be disappointed in the derision and hatred that seems to plague all parts of the world today. You are so right that we are all “woven from the same light” and created to love and support each other—not to harm and…read more

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  • To My Love, Poetry & Song

    Oh, my sweetest love, my eternal muse,
    Poetry and song, you are the rhythm of my soul,
    The melody that cradles my spirit,
    The words that dance upon my lips when my heart overflows.

    I was just a little girl when I first found you,
    Running wild, singing at the top of my lungs,
    Pouring my joy into the air,
    As if the world was listening, as if it understood.

    At night, after whispered prayers,
    I sang to the unseen, to the One who placed you within me.
    With every note, every verse,
    I reached for something greater,
    Something infinite, something divine.

    You have never left me.
    You have been my sanctuary in sorrow,
    My fire in silence, my courage in doubt.
    When my voice shook, you steadied it.
    When my hands trembled, you guided them to the page.
    Through every storm, you have been my refuge,
    Through every loss, my salvation.

    I love you with a passion that words cannot hold.
    You are the song in my laughter, the poetry in my tears.
    With you, I am free—
    Unchained, unbreakable, infinite.

    And as long as I have breath,
    I will sing. I will write.
    I will love you until the end of time.

    Anita A Williams

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    • Anita, for some, poetry and music are paramount to their very existence. These creative outlets soothe the soul and feed the mind. I love that you recognize how important these things are to your happiness and that you are dedicated to them. Your words have the power to make a difference! Thank you for sharing your experience.

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  • I Love You, Coffee

    Your perky aroma pops me out of bed
    Preventing stabby headaches in my head

    I get to work each day on time
    Before the late bell dares to chime

    And with your spunky caffeine kick
    I rarely, if ever, call in sick

    On days my nerves are worn and frail
    You’re there to comfort without fail

    Hot, roasted beans all warm and toasty
    Reminding me I love you the mosty

    Lorinda Boyer

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    • Lorinda, coffee is, in my opinion, one of the great wonders of the world! Without coffee, mornings would go from being mildly unpleasant to purely torturous. Need a favor? Bring someone a coffee. Running late? The boss won’t care if you come in carrying liquid gold. Thank you for sharing your love!

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  • A love poem; Dear my bed

    The one who knows me, when I am asleep- Also knows whom I love when he comes to bed.

    I love you bed for keeping all my secrets, and even some of my fantasies.

    I love you bed for holding me tight- deep into the nights- when no one else will.

    I love you bed for comforting me, and keeping me warm- long after my lover has gone!

    I love you bed for never speaking ill of me, when you’ve seen me both clothed and unclothed.

    I love you bed for the deep connection of protection- you hold for me. That you’ll never desert me in times of need and un-repose. You stay waiting all tidy and made, until I am tired and ready for you to hold me again.

    No matter the linen- you are a steady and stabilizing force in my life.

    I love you so my dear bed- for keeping your promises to guard me at night. You even know whom else I love besides you and why!

    All my loves come to visit you, and you never get jealous or vengeful- but hold us all so dear and close.

    You are a Queen Ann bed with high standards and pillars, the comfort that gives knows no bounds.

    Please do stay strong and sturdy, and holding all my secrets. I’ll love you forever me dear dear bed!!

    Darlia E. Rojas

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    • Darlia, there is nothing as comforting as climbing into a made bed that is waiting for you after a long day. The way it envelops you in its vastness and warms you from head to toe is pure magic. I love how you mention your bed keeping your secrets. You know that it will be there to hold you each night without judgement. Thank you for sharing your…read more

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  • Taisha Bracero Sierra shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    To the ones who never got their first love

    There are love stories written in trembling hands,
    inked in the quiver of first kisses,
    sealed in the breathless hush of two souls colliding,
    and I have read them all.

    I have listened to the whispered nostalgia
    of friends tracing their heartbreaks like constellations,
    each one a wound they wear with pride—
    because at least they got to bleed for something.
    At least they got to hold love in their hands,
    even if it crumbled like ash.

    But where is the story for the ones who never got their first love?
    The ones who sat in the audience,
    watching the grand performance of devotion,
    but never once felt the warmth of the stage lights?
    Where is the song for the girl who has never been sung about?

    I am that girl.
    The one who was never the frantic “I can’t live without you.”
    Never the name whispered in the dark to calm a racing heart.
    Never the soft morning gaze of someone who sees the rest of their life in my eyes.

    And it hurts.
    God, it hurts.

    To know that someone once ached for him,
    that he has been loved in a way I never will be.
    That he has a past where he was the sun,
    while I am left wondering if I am even a flickering candle.

    And I tell myself maybe love is coming.
    Maybe one day, someone will look at me
    the way poets describe—
    with hunger, with reverence, with trembling hands reaching for something sacred.

    But what if they don’t?
    What if I am the space between heartbeats,
    the silence between love songs,
    the person who is always there but never the one?

    What if I leave this world having never been
    the reason someone couldn’t eat, couldn’t sleep,
    couldn’t breathe without saying my name?

    What if I die and the world keeps turning,
    unmoved by the absence of someone
    who was never truly held?

    And maybe that’s the part that breaks me the most.

    Not just that I have never been adored,
    but that I don’t know if I ever will be.

    Taisha Bracero Sierra

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    • Aww Taisha, This is so beautiful and so relatable. I bet you you are that someone to someone, but just maybe you overlooked them. Keep your eyes and heart open. Sending hugs. I am going to feature this piece in our newsletter tomorrow. <3 Lauren

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  • Titus Armon shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    You Were My Everything

    It was a beautiful day when I talked to you
    That was a great feeling of something new
    It was a beautiful day when I heard your voice
    One that I wonder if I had a choice
    It was a beautiful day when we met
    A beautiful day that took away my breathe
    Those were beautiful days I visited
    I reminisce and sometimes I miss it
    Those were beautiful times I looked into your eyes
    What pretty pictures imprinted in my mind
    Those were beautiful things we shared
    I just wanted to tell you here
    You were my everything

    Titus Armon

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    • Titus, this poem is bittersweet and moving. It seems like the relationship you described brought you a lot of happiness, but it also seems like the relationship is now over. It is so hard to lose someone you care about, especially when you weren’t ready. I hope that you are able to remember the person fondly even though they are no longer in your…read more

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  • For the Love of Faith

    If there are four elements, you are my fifth.
    Somewhere between the earth, fire, water, and air,
    You are the salt that makes everything better.
    You fill my empty spaces and surpass limitations.
    You are the substance that cradles the stars.
    You are the essence that holds the heavenly bodies.
    Even the planets would call you perfect.
    You could heal and cure and outsmart time.
    My “quinta essentia” and the best of your kind.
    I look at you and only see God’s handiwork.

    Style Score: 100%

    Karli Karandos

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    • Karli, faith is such a beautiful thing. When we have doubts, we can lean on our faith to guide us. I love that your faith is so integral to your being. To have such conviction and know that no matter what, God will provide, is life-changing. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • "I love to be a prayer woman"

    As I remember praying is one of my lovely passions in life, praying have been part of my daily routine, and I love the fact that I can do it anywhere, at any time, for any occasion, for different purposes, I love to pray because for me is a connection with God.

    I love to pray because it is a disconnection from this stressful world and it is my space to unwind and practice something meaningful that warms up my faith, spirituality and gives me strength to continue fighting in my daily life.

    If I had to choose one thing that I love to do among the other things, it still be of course pray, I can’t live without praying, because gives my daily portion of love, compassion and faith.

    I am glad to have the privilege of being considered a praying woman. I have a profound praying spirit because my passion for praying is unlimited. I never be tired of praying because it is my peace when I feel stressed, confused, sad, angry or lost; praying solves my problems; God put in the work for me and give me the wise solution to my situation.

    I love to pray because through praying; I give to God the responsibility to solve my issues in his great wisdom. I love to pray because gives me a sense of purpose and through praying I can find my divine calling.

    I love to pray because I can pray for others in need; and the best part, I do not need to be present with them to pray; I can do it by myself in my space and still make a difference in their lives.

    Yesenia Silveyra

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    • Yesenia, it is beautiful that you find solace in praying each day. Not only are you taking time to think, but you are also taking time to strengthen your relationship with God. When we feel close to Him, we cannot go wrong. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • To My Morning Cup of Tea...

    Dear Unsealers:

    I start each day with something brewing. Literally.

    I rip open the bag of tea and pour the hot water in my cup. As the cup steeps, the aromas reach my nose. Scents of Jasmine, Bergamot and Peppermint take hold. I open the box of tea and see so many options, with bags having a specific color assigned to them. It’s like the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, right down to the black and gold embossing on the Harney and Son’s box.

    But the cup of tea matters to me more than just simply having something warm in my body on wintry days.

    In each cup of tea that I brew, I feel a sense of peace. I do not get started on the litany of reschedule case requests until I finish my cup of tea at my desk. Otherwise, it’s the sign to everyone that I’m taking a moment for myself.

    The cup of tea, as is, is enough for me. I don’t add milk, cream or sugar to it. I don’t make it sweet, except for a drop or two of honey.

    Having tea as a part of my day goes back a long way.

    From my college days, when I would pop into the Starbucks around the corner from John Jay College’s campus to order a cup before class began. To my first taste of my favorite type of tea, Jasmine Green during afternoon tea at the Athenaeum Hotel in London in October 2012. At my previous job, I would go to markets and bodegas to bring in multiple boxes of tea to have a range of options over the course of the work week. This ritual lasted for my eight years of employment there.

    The cup of tea has made a comeback in recent days. From spending my birthday last December being with pots of tea at the Warren Street Hotel. To the boxes of tea from Palais des Thés that my friend Umara gifted me for my birthday and Christmas gifts. The Advent Calendar had a bag of tea for every day that led up to Christmas Eve. The green and gold box added a dose of holiday spirit to my desk each morning.

    I’m so grateful that I decided to re-introduce this ritual to my morning routine.

    I need to find my moments of peace when I can in this hectic world that we live in. Having a cup of tea in the morning helps toward that goal.

    Oswald Perez

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    • Oswald, whether tea, coffee, or some other beverage is what they need to start the day, I think everyone can relate to your passion for a nice cup of tea. Taking time for ourselves each day is so important to our wellbeing. The ritual of pouring your cup and waiting for the tea to steep helps center you and get in the right mindset to start the…read more

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

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    Treasure Chest

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For IOS and IPAD browsers, Install PWA using add to home screen in ios safari browser or add to dock option in macos safari browser

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Progressive Web App (PWA) is installed successfully. It will also work in offline

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