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  • The Strangest Flower

    Dear little seed, one day she’ll see
    That she will become who she is meant to be
    This is a letter to whom she once was
    This is a letter to all the diamonds in the rough

    When she was just a little seed
    They asked her what she wanted to be
    She sat in silence, she didn’t know what to say
    Her life was just starting, she still had such a long way

    A moment went by, the other seeds were sown
    And she was starting to do things on her own
    Among the other seeds, she tried to be
    And I watched from afar waiting patiently

    People began to marvel at what the others became
    While she just stayed in the same place
    More time went by, many seeds sprouted
    Except for her, she feared she’d been forgotten

    They merrily went on their way
    Off to greater gardens to find their own space
    Some became roses and daisies as beautiful as can be
    And then I looked back at our lonely seed

    She remained alone in her tiny pot
    She became the seed that everyone forgot
    She started to sprout, yet no one saw
    But I was there to see it all

    The sun beat upon her leaves so green
    She was the strangest “flower” you’ve ever seen
    Months have gone by, there were still no blooms
    She won’t be entering the garden with the others anytime soon

    She was just a plant, she didn’t know who she was
    She knew that she’d never be good enough
    She had no beautiful colors, just plain leaves
    Maybe she was just a waste of a seed?

    A year went by, her leaves remained green
    But this mysterious plant finally had a change of scene
    Into a beautiful greenhouse where the sun was her guide
    It kept her warm, gave her light, and love it provided

    She grew and grew, but for my eyes only
    A beautiful yellow flower from the seed that was lonely
    She welcomed the rain and the morning dew
    She welcomed bees and butterflies too

    This is the story of the seed who’d never be
    This little seed used to be me
    Many didn’t understand me, neither did I
    I thought I’d never be enough no matter how hard I try

    I’ve seen others bloom, and into their own gardens they went
    But there was nothing wrong with me, my time had not come yet
    My flowers took longer, but my leaves remained green
    It was God secretly working behind the scenes

    Now that I’ve bloomed, I can finally see
    That I am part of a story written just for me
    My life looked like nothing worth putting on paper
    When in reality, I just haven’t found my way yet

    Although I can recognize my own colors now
    Sometimes my thoughts still get lost in the crowd
    Comparison truly is the thief of joy
    But this garden in life is for all of us to enjoy

    As flowers, we continue to bloom and grow
    We were meant to do more than just go with the flow
    There’s a place in the garden made just for you
    To be just who you are, and to do what you do

    Others may bloom faster than you
    But keep watering your soil, God’s not through
    Underneath is something made with love
    And you, my flower, are more than enough

    Cherie M.

    Voting starts August 21, 2025 12:00am

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    • This is a beautiful and inspiring poem! It perfectly captures the journey of self-discovery and the importance of patience and self-acceptance. Your unique perspective and ability to convey such powerful emotions are truly remarkable. Keep writing, your words have the power to uplift and inspire others.

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  • ENOUGH

    A feeling too familiar.

    To Drift like a ghost in the wind.

    Falling for false claims from those who often say.

    They love me.

    They support me.

    They’ll be there for me. (Right)

    But leave without a sound or notion of why. (Is it me?)

    You blame yourself.

    You try to come up with reasons on why people leave as fast as the seasons go by.

    Spring, Summer, Fall & Winter.

    As we enter the realm of our mind, I eagerly hear the questions.

    Will I ever be enough?

    Enough to be loved?

    Enough to be cherished?

    Enough to be heard?

    Enough to be seen in a world of obscurity?

    Enough to stay for?

    Within me, I can see how heartbreaking the mind can be.

    The gut punching facts that the mind speaks of tragedies or feelings of hurt.

    They remain to remind you of memories that make you doubt yourself.

    You think a good thing is a bad thing.

    You think you are not good enough to feel joy or to even relish the thought of peace.

    You no longer want to feel.

    You want to be still.

    The breakdowns severe, it feels as our hearts trying to escape your chest.

    Questioning my worth, that I have worthy embedded in my skin.

    Hear when I say.

    Yes, you are ENOUGH.

    You will loved & cherished.

    The support you receive will be with no question.

    The one you truly love the most will see you.

    You are enough to stay for.

    We are divine beings whom deserve peace, joy and love.

    We Are Enough!

    Vision Woodall

    Voting starts August 21, 2025 12:00am

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    • Your words resonate deeply, expressing a pain many understand. It’s brave to acknowledge these feelings. Remember, your worth isn’t determined by others’ actions. You are inherently valuable, deserving of love, support, and peace. Focus on self-love and healing; you are enough, exactly as you are. Let go of the doubts and embrace your inherent…read more

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  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 3 days, 12 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 fathers

    My 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 day

    And a toast in memory
    To the fatherly figures who are no longer with us

    I 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 roll

    From me to you, the world over
    A Happy Father’s Day to all!

    Oswald Perez

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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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  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 2 weeks, 3 days ago

    Welcome, June!

    Dear Unsealers,

    It’s the first day of June.

    Though, you wouldn’t know it by the way the wind is raging outside right now. It’s actually chilly. As if the season’s are signaling that a change is up ahead.

    With the new month beginning, it’s only right to welcome it in. I’ll do so here…

    Time is flying by
    The month of June has arrived

    Thirty new days are here
    Spring’s around, not much longer
    There’s a hint of warmth ahead
    Summer’s near

    A month to honor our fathers
    And be in awe of the Pride on display

    Otherwise, it’s another blank slate
    Of wondering how to fill time

    To keep the dancing days going
    Or, take a beat to clear my head

    Six months into the year
    With the halfway point of 2025 almost here

    I wonder silently…
    How did we get here?
    Where’s everything going?

    Oswald Perez

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    • Oswald! I so look forward to these poems each month! They allow me to pause and reset and also feel excitement for the upcoming month. It’s a pause and be present moment which are always so nice. Hope it warms up soon there! Thank you for sharing and thank you for being such a beautiful part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren

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  • Run

    Run

    Running from the past like if my stamina could forever last. Sweat dripping down my face letting fear take its place as I run the never ending race. The memories flood my mind why can’t I unbind. Left turn , right turn but when is it my turn. I trip on a curb and come tumbling down letting all the memories drown around. Laying in what used to be my old self I realize this is no longer me and I can finally be free.

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    Voting starts August 21, 2025 12:00am

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

    Happy Mother's Day!

    Dear Unsealers,

    It’s the second Sunday in May.

    For a good part of the world, it’s Mother’s Day.

    This day can bring up all sorts of emotions. From joy, to sadness and longing. It’s okay to feel all the emotions.

    I want to wish my mom, Lauren’s mom and all the mom’s in The Unsealed, a Happy Mother’s Day! I hope it’s a good day.

    And now, for a poem marking the day:

    On the second Sunday of May
    We honor all of the mothers

    Mothers-to-be, grandmothers. My friends who are moms.
    Aunts, stepmothers, new moms, and pet moms
    All motherly figures. Mi mamá

    With all the love and grace
    For those who have difficulty celebrating this day
    And the mothers who are no longer with us

    As mothers are the backbone
    Of our lives and the world itself

    I wouldn’t be who I am if not for my mom
    Tenacious, spirited, and kind
    I can’t be grateful enough for her

    Mothers need to be honored.
    On this day, and every day

    From me to you, from NYC to the world…
    Happy Mother’s Day!

    Oswald Perez

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  • Bienvenue à Paris!

    Dear Unsealers,

    Bienvenue à Paris!

    October 8th, 2012

    After a long night’s journey into daylight, we’ve arrived in Paris. It’s just my sister and I with no parents for the very first time.

    It still feels surreal to climb the steps of the Blanche Metro station. Metropolitan above our heads in wrought iron, the Moulin Rouge on the other side of the street. We’ve made it to our home base in Montmartre.

    The winding streets going uphill. Past the Cafe 2 du Moulins, and Amelie’s portrait inside. The pink exterior of the cabaret, Au Lapin Agile, and the bronze bust of the chanteuse, Dalida.

    At the top of the hill, the sacred heart of Paris. Arriving at the front doors of the imposing Basillaca de Sacre Coeur.

    Even on a gray evening, one could see Paris’s skyline as far as the eye could see.

    It was not the fever dream that’s been the last few months we’re actually in the City of Lights.

    This moment happened with a huge measure of serendipity. Back in May, I got a phone call from Time Out New York saying that I won a round trip flight for two to Paris on XL Airways France.

    I couldn’t believe it. I enter their contests every week and don’t win them. Until now.

    The reality of the situation only hit me days later, after receiving a congratulatory email from the airline. And even then, I didn’t want to believe it until my feet touched down at Aeroport Charles DeGaulle.

    As the days went on, where didn’t we go?!

    Versailles, climbing up the Arc de Triomphe the D’Orsay, the Louvre, La Tour Eiffel. Cruising along the River Seine.

    There were not so great moments too.

    An allergic reaction, excessive wine consumption, and a missed train to London caused problems.

    But we made it through the situations to enjoy the trip.

    Thirteen years, and one more trip to Paris later, I realize how much the city held my story.

    By showing for better and worse, that I can be more than the cerebral palsy allows.

    I will say it every time… J’adore Paris!

    Oswald Perez

    Voting starts July 26, 2025 12:00am

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  • It Will Get Better For You

    Hello Old Self,

    You didn’t deserve what happened to you. The pain doesn’t define you. Yes, you are better than how you are being treated. Your emotions are valid. It’s okay to admit our father disrupts our peace. He brings nothing to our life but false hope after 23 years. Tell the woman that brings you peace that you’re falling in with love her. The strength you need is within your soul, heart, and mind. You aren’t worthless. Life gets better for you, even though I know it feels like the world is crashing down. Our new beginning starts with the love within us. We are divine. True love makes us feel like we are not alone. We are light, even through the dark. It’s okay if our light slowly is dim it is not permanent. You’ll finally feel peace once we set our hurt free. You know that great, sunny-day feeling? Where the wind is rustling through the leaves in a tree, or when you see a kid flying his kite as the birds fly above. Everything surrounding you is divinely beautiful. This is what to look forward to. The joy awaits you in the end.

    Vision Woodall

    Voting starts July 2, 2025 12:00am

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    • I really like the part about letting the hurt go, and the on going theme about loving yourself and accepting love. Those are things I struggle with, it’s good to hear that encouragement from someone else learning the same lessons!

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    • Vision, I like the way you encourage yourself so much in this piece. You are right that you did not deserve whatever happened to you and you are more than the result of it. I hope your life is full of sunny-day feelings. Thank you for sharing your story!

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  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 2 weeks ago

    Welcome To The Month of May

    Dear Unsealers:

    It’s the first day of May.

    This feels surreal, given that January felt like it happened a century ago. But four months have now come and gone.

    As I do, it’s time to welcome in the new month:

    A welcome to May
    The fifth month of the year

    It feels like a lifetime since January
    When I wondered, “Why isn’t the year moving faster?!”

    Thirty-one new days are here.
    With spring blooming, in full flight

    The month to honor mothers
    To remember those who gave the last full measure of devotion to the country

    It’s a blank slate ahead as another calendar page turns
    After a busy April of writing poetry & dancing

    With warmer days on the horizon
    It’s time to emerge from hibernation.

    Oswald Perez

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    • I always look forward to these monthly poems. They feel so refreshing and like a sense of renewal – a fresh start and something to look forward to for each month. Your spirit, energy and heart comes through in these pieces and I absolutely love it. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. <3 Lauren

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  • Old Self

    You’re so social they say. But little do they know my skin crawls and I feel like I’m going to ball every time I’m in front of you all. The panic and manic start to settle in , where do I even begin. I worry if I’m worthy or if they’ll all look at me and scurry. It all starts to get blurry and my mind starts to scatter like if everything I’ve accomplished never even mattered. My heart beats fast, and I can’t look past my old self I thought I laid on the shelf. But here she is, with all her might ready to fight. I’ve learned to fight back, despite the pain I feel of my old self, that was never healed which I’ve kept so concealed. She keeps me from going out and makes me miss out. Some say it’s all in my mind but I can’t seem to unbind, we’re the same person even if she was a different version. Some times I win and some times I lose, either way, my old self always seems to loom.

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    Voting starts July 2, 2025 12:00am

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    • I can relate to so much of what you say to your old self. It is hard being sociable when anxiety and stress make even small interactions feel life-altering. Though many of us grow out of shyness and anxiety, for others, it lasts a lifetime and always rears its ugly head. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 months, 4 weeks ago

    Happy Easter!

    Dear Unsealers:

    It’s Easter Sunday.

    For those that celebrate the day, I hope that it’s an enjoyable day for you. I hope that everyone has a wonderful Sunday, no matter where in the world you are.

    Here’s to the hope and possibility after the lenten season has concluded.

    With a nod to the Urbi et Orbi message from the Pope in Rome, this is my message from NYC to the world:

    After forty days of Lent
    Easter Sunday has arrived

    A day to celebrate
    The rising of the son of God

    With euphoric joy in the holiest spirit
    We praise all that life brings

    With the world blooming all around
    Everything’s possible!

    From me to you and yours
    From NYC to the world…

    Happy Easter!
    ¡Felices Pascuas!

    Pazko on!
    Bona Pasqua!

    Joyeuses Pâques!
    Buona Pasqua!
    Cásca Shona!

    Feliz Páscoa!
    Καλό Πάσχα!
    Sretan Uskrs!

    Oswald Perez

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    • Aww Oswald, I hope you had a wonderful easter. Again, I love your spirit and energy. It comes through in everything you write. You are a true gem. Thank you for sharing. <3 Lauren

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  • MISUNDERSTOOD PERSONA

    Smile more they say
    Why does she look mad
    Is she okay
    As they try to whisper walking past me
    Unapproachable yet, I’m never approached
    Oh face how you are perceived
    Oh my face how you are mistaken as upset
    Maybe I’m sad
    Maybe I’m broken
    Maybe I have a lot on my mind
    Maybe I’m stressed
    Maybe I’m none of the above & I am genuinely filled with Joy
    You judge, but don’t ask me what is wrong
    You assume I’m everything, but happy
    Here’s the kicker I am okay
    I am loved
    I am in love with whom I am spending the rest of my life with
    I am filled with joy
    My facial expressions will tell you many things, but you won’t know till you ask
    Get to know me before you mistakenly identify me as angry

    Vision

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    • Vision, so many people are judged unfairly as being mean or angry simply because of their resting faces. In my experience, the people who look the meanest are often the sweetest. It is so important to get to know someone before you make assumptions. I am glad that you are filled with joy, and I hope others are able to see it! Thank you for sharing…read more

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    • So nice to meet you in the Zoom meeting. You’re story inspired me on a way when I have those feelings I know I am not alone. Breathe in Breathe out slowly is what I do lately

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  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 3 months ago

    A Welcome To Spring

    Dear Unsealers:

    At the time of writing, there’s less than ten minutes before the vernal equinox. Winter comes to a close.

    The first grass grows, the days get longer.

    It’s the time of year where come back inside from lunch will be difficult.

    I feel a sense of possibility in the air.

    With that, a welcome to the new season:

    When the first grass grows

    It’s the surest sign of time
    Rising up from the ground

    The seasons are changing
    With winter’s icy grip retreating
    Spring has finally arrived

    A time where everything’s in bloom
    Trees, grass and flowers too

    Under equal hours of day and night
    The world comes alive again

    The new season will unfold in ninety two days
    Possibility is in the air

    As the next part of the year begins

    Oswald Perez

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    • Aww Oswald, I love how your poems set the tone for the time of year. It really allows me and reminds me to take a moment to be present. Your poems always put me in the moment, which is so important in life. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed. I am going to feature your piece in our newsletter today. <3 Lauren

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  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 3 months ago

    Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig oraibh!

    Dear Unsealers:

    It’s the seventeenth day of March.

    So the adage goes, we’re all a little bit Irish today. With that in mind, I hope that everyone has a wonderful St. Patrick’s Day with all the luck.

    As I’ve done since 2021, I’ve written my own Irish blessing, and it goes like this…

    On this, the 17th day of March
    A blessing from me to you

    May the sun shine upon you
    Blue skies above, green grass below

    Rainbows to appear when you’re near
    A life lived joyfully, without many tears

    For your troubles to be less
    The craic always kept in good cheer

    All the shamrocks bringing luck
    With the warmth of Eire’s heart, soul

    There’s one more thing to say
    To everyone on the Emerald Isle…

    Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
    Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig oraibh

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    • Oswald, I’ve always loved the fun and celebratory spirit of St. Patrick’s Day. After all, who doesn’t want to feel a little luckier than usual? I love how your poem captures the positive and uplifting nature of the holiday and also pays homage to the Irish. Thank you for sharing!

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  • Which one is it ?

    I accept you vs I’m compliant towards you. These two words are often confused, confused like me. Acceptance ; when someone agrees with a group and internalizes their beliefs. 
    Compliance ; when someone publicly agrees with a group, but doesn’t change their own beliefs.
    You date acceptance but are married to compliance. You dip your toes in the ocean but never fully submerge yourself, then go tell stories about how you swam for hours. If you actually swam for hours you’d know what lives in the deep ocean , what pains , what heals , what I actually am. But you just dip your toes. Maybe you’re scared of what you might find in the depths of the ocean. Am I selfish for wanting you to swim or should it be a natural instinct to want to learn ?
    I don’t know. You say I make you proud, but are you proud of parts of me or all of me ? Which one is it ? Do you gloat about parts of me or all of me ? Which one is it ? Are you only accepting of the dreams you envisioned for me or all the things that actually happened while awake ? Which one is it ? Is it okay to hold my girlfriend’s hand while you’re around or do I need to hide so no one sees ? Which one is it ? Can I love fully and loudly without you praying for my lost soul or do I need to only love in the confines of what love means to you ? Which one is it ? Do you accept me or are you compliant towards me ? Which. One. Is. It.

    Aimeevc

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    • Aimeevc, I wouldn’t have thought much about the difference between acceptance and compliance before reading your letter, but I see now that for many, they are completely different. While being compliant is a step in the right direction for reaching acceptance, it is not the same. Accepting someone means celebrating them for who they are, not just…read more

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  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 3 months, 1 weeks ago

    International Women's Day 2025

    Dear Unsealers,

    It’s the eighth day of March.

    A Happy International Women’s Day to all the women of the world. From my mom, my sister, all of my female friends and relatives. And to all the women in The Unsealed.

    In honor of your strength, kindness and tenacity, comes this poem…

    On International Women’s Day 2025

    A salute to all the women
    Family, relatives, friends and acquaintances
    In every corner of the world

    May they keep making this world a better place
    Bringing their light, tenacity and strength
    Into these trying days and nights

    May we learn from their compassion
    Their willingness to stick up for what’s right

    I wouldn’t be the person I am
    Kind, compassionate and fierce
    If not for my mom and sister
    The two most important women in my life

    Here’s to the women of the world
    Celebrated on this 8th day of March

    And every single day of the year!

    Oswald Perez

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    • Oswald, this poem is such a sweet tribute to the women you’ve encountered. It is obvious, based on your kindness and compassion, that some top tier ladies have influenced you! As a woman, your words mean a lot to me even though I do not know you personally. Thank you for supporting and uplifting the women in your life and for sharing your lovely poetry!

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  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 3 months, 2 weeks ago

    March On!

    Dear Unsealers,
    It’s the first day of March.

    January took a century to go by. February passed through quickly.
    March is a month of transition.

    As the clocks will turn ahead an hour in a week. More daylight on the commute home from work.
    The countdown to Easter begins. The Lenten season begins on Ash Wednesday.

    A month that honors women, and brings cerebral palsy to the forefront. And a moment marking five years since the world as we knew it was upended.

    March is a month when the seasons begin to change. It begins in the last days of winter and comes to a close at the start of spring.

    All in thirty-one days.

    As with every month, a welcome in verse:

    March
    Month number three, in 2025

    The month comes in like a lion
    As winter’s chill and hints of spring trade days

    Thirty-one days lie ahead.
    A season of transition

    From clocks moving ahead
    Equal hours of night and day

    A month of solemnity
    The countdown to Easter begins.

    It’s also Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month.
    And five years since the Awakening

    The month goes out like a lamb
    As the first blooms arrive

    Oswald Perez

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    • Oswald, I love how you always usher in a new month with hopeful anticipation! March feels like a month of transition to me as well. As winter fades away and spring begins to show its colors, we feel a sense of possibility….unless we are talking about five years ago when March stood for something completely different. Thank you for sharing this piece!

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  • Writing Love

    Dear Writing,

    When you came into my life in a new way seven years ago, I didn’t know then that it would be the love I wanted and needed. We became acquainted again thanks to a mother figure who showed me how glorious and attractive you are; inside and out.

    My eyes became new when I saw you through her testimonies and words. Sadly, she would stop showing you around because her life became busy. Months passed by, and I kept hoping that she would show you around again, but there was something about you that kept calling me.

    After wrestling with these new feelings, a lightbulb finally went off in my head to speak to you myself. When I started talking, you talked back with emphasis and enthusiasm. You allowed me to be a part of your home. You even introduced me to many people who would enrich my life in ways I couldn’t imagine.

    Even though I would quickly become addicted to you, even over text you, it didn’t scare you off. If anything, you encouraged me to speak to you more, even at midnight. I’m terrible at saying the L word, but I hope I show my love for you and all you’ve done for me during our run together.

    Your presence has given me the vitamins needed to thrive every day. Because of you, I have a much clearer vision of my creativity inside me. Without you, my life would be dramatically different in the last several years. I wish I had seen you in this light many years ago, but I guess I needed to do some discovering to find you.

    I could thank you a billion times and it still wouldn’t be enough. When I read pieces from other writers who share their love for you, I truly get it. So, thank you, writing. I salute you, and I’ll keep honoring you for eternity.

    Sincerely,

    Gerald

    Gerald Washington

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    • Gerald, this is so cool! I am so glad that you connect so strongly to writing– it’s a great habit to have!! Please keep sharing with the Unsealed, your pieces will not go unnoticed! Great work ♥

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  • everything andnothing shared a letter in the Group logo of Mental HealthMental Health group 4 months ago

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  • Oswald Perez shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 4 months ago

    Happy Valentine’s Day!

    Dear Unsealers:

    It’s the 14th of February.

    A Happy Valentine’s Day to those who celebrate the day!

    This is my message for this year. A time where love, kindness and compassion are needed more than ever before. Don’t give into the cynicism and darkness.

    I hope that you feel love and loved today, no matter where in the world you are.

    This is my message of love:

    On the 14th day of February
    We celebrate the spirit of love

    For friends, family, and loved ones
    For anyone that you hold, near and dear to your heart

    The feeling of love and kindness is needed
    Now, more than ever before

    It is easy to feel cynical amid all the advertising.
    Candy hearts and greeting cards are everywhere.

    Cupid’s arrow shot across the bow
    To everyone in this world

    May love spread to all corners
    On this day and every single day of the year

    From me to you, with all the love I can give
    Happy Valentine’s Day!

    Oswald Perez

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    • Oswald, I agree that love, kindness, and compassion are needed today more than ever before! You never know what someone else is experiencing, especially with so much of our contact being digital. If you give someone a smile and an encouraging word, it can truly make a difference in their day. We should all make an effort to spread love wherever we…read more

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