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  • Good Morning Sweet Angel

    Good morning sweet angel
    Know your heart is true
    Every gift of kindness you give
    Will one day come back to you

    It won’t be overnight
    Unfortunately your world now is cruel
    Stay strong and keep going
    You’ll get the justice that’s due

    Your kindness will be mocked
    It won’t mean you’re wrong
    Many don’t have hearts as accepting as yours
    Their mind is filled more with dark thoughts

    Their self hatred gets projected
    Against anyone that’s shining bright
    God is keeping you protected
    Cry your tears and say your prayers
    This pain will make you strong

    Your triumph will play like a symphony
    A tale that reverses the narrative of life
    Greed, vanity, and power is what they devour
    Gifts of emptiness will take down their tower

    Your beauty, grace, and forgiveness
    Will radiate from the inside out
    It was God who gift this
    To eventually relinquish their dark souls doubt

    There’s magic in your words
    You will prove the wrong of their ways
    And live a walking testimony
    That the darkest nights lead to the brightest days

    Marlo Enrico

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    • Marlo, your poem is a beautiful tribute to your younger self. Too often, the cruel world takes the happiness and hopefulness away that we have as children. I am inspired by the way you tell your childhood self to continue to radiate positivity even in the face of hatred. Thank you for sharing!

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    you catch my tears and save them in the ocean By EASON

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  • Dear Shiba, Thank You For Loving US

    Dear Shiba,
    Everything about you is inspiring to me. I look up to your spirit. You were beautiful and carefree. Careful to not run with the wrong crowd and caring to those around you. Who needed an in-crowd when the Earth, ancestors and your family surrounded you?
    You weren’t allowed to run around without shoes, but you always took them off to ground yourself in the soil, especially when it rained. You carried a peaceful spirit in your aura.
    Through the times when life wasn’t very kind, you did your best to smile and shine. Nothing could stop you. You were so resilient and bounced back from everything. Your smile lit up rooms and your laughter could be heard everywhere.
    Naturally, you were a nurturer. You cared for your younger sister consistently, as to not let anything happen to her. You were her protector and when she hurt, you wiped her tears. You loved the innocence in babies and animals, and your protection for them remained solid. My beautiful young version of me, you were so shy. As grown us, I believe I now know why. The world can be harsh, and you did everything you could to protect us.
    You gained your creative talents at a young age and never stopped. The third grade wanted to place you in the gifted program for your writing. Poetry was your favorite, and to this day it is mine. Not only do we still write poetry, we also write quotes and music. Our stage name is Sauced Goddess. Sauced means the way the words pour to the paper and Goddess because that is who we are.
    Though you couldn’t draw, you were always crafting with objects. Your imagination was wild, and your curiosity was consistent. You were living life through fairy tale eyes, which showed you the true beauty of the faucets of life surrounding you. Though you were worried about people watching you and you being shy, you were fearless and always wanting to try new things.
    You were a good child, but there were a few times that you took some chances, and I am proud of you for doing so. They were hidden accomplishments that definitely helped you grow. You were strong no matter what life threw at you.
    Now look, We are standing tall now. It is because of how you loved us, and how we gained purity and strength through the eyes of a child. Never change yourself for you are perfect as you are. I love you so much and thank you for loving us.
    Love always and forever,
    Sauced Goddess

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    • This letter is a sweet and inspiring tribute to the strength and innocence of your younger self. I can tell that both versions of you are brave enough to seek true happiness in life through your creativity and words. Thank you for sharing this personal letter with our community. I am truly inspired by you!

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    Your Golden Heart

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  • Dear Child

    Dear child, let go of your worries.
    You’re here for a purpose, I’m sure you know.
    Though this world is large and you may be small,
    You are connected to the source and the life force of all.

    Dear child, open your eyes.
    Though things seem strange, there’s room for surprise.
    Each new day you wake holds potential for greatness,
    A seed you can water and watch grow with awareness.

    Dear child, remember your worth.
    You were created for a reason.
    The Divine orchestrated your birth.
    Your soul is unique, with its own melody,
    Brought here to find others and make new harmony.

    Dear child, you are peace and love and grace.
    It’s time for you to recall, see it shine from your face.
    The purity you were born with can be returned to.
    All that is meant will surely find you.

    Dear child, don’t fret or fear.
    Guidance and help are always near.
    Follow the wisdom, the deep inner knowing.
    This faith in the Divine keeps you ever flowing.

    So my dearest child, breathe deeply.
    Relax your being fully.
    You have many gifts, they’re yours to keep.

    Sofia Grace

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    • Sofia, this poem is a lovely tribute to your younger self. I love how you gently remind yourself to let go of the problems and uncertainties and remember your worth. I am inspired by how supportive and kind you are to yourself. We are all our worst critics, so your encouragement is empowering. Thank you for sharing!

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  • Letter to my Younger Self

    To my younger self,
    my mini me,
    from future you
    to you
    I think what I love most
    was the ignorance
    you carried for the world.
    In it
    you lived as a free spirit,
    embracing your weird
    and wild side.
    You lived
    every day
    exploring your creativity
    through role playing,
    an act that soon,
    as you can see
    would give
    you the gift to create art.
    You went on having great
    memories,
    from vacationing with family
    down in Atlantic City,
    to going to Cape May Beach
    & Zoo with your sister
    and your best friend.
    You did it all for the first time,
    through childlike wonder,
    a feeling that I miss the more
    time passes.
    To tell you the truth,
    mini me,
    the reason I love this
    is because I want it back.
    Being an adult,
    believe it or not,
    isn’t all that
    it’s cracked up to be,
    and I sometimes wish
    I can go back
    in time and
    be you again.
    But since I can’t,
    I’ll make you a promise,
    we won’t stop until
    we reach our dream
    together.

    Paige Walden

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    • Paige, I love how you acknowledge that many of us would love to go back to childhood. It seems like we are all in such a hurry to grow up, but once we do we miss the simplicity and newness of childhood. Once that “childlike wonder” is gone, it is nearly impossible to get it back. Thank you for sharing your beautiful poem!

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    APink Robe

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    Inner Child

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  • How far you’ve come…

    Admiration within the smile
    as you allow it to grow.
    All the way from the mile
    getting the light to show.
    Bouncing around
    due to past endeavors.
    Finally finding you in the sound
    now that I have passed each of the levers.
    Chills head their way down
    along with the fears.
    Never a need to frown
    only taking a few years.
    You’re brighter than you would believe
    just wait to see what you will achieve.

    Lexi Mae

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    • Lexi, it is important that we all take a step back and see how far we have come, especially on the bad days. We are far removed from who we were as children, but we can still appreciate the beauty of finding ourselves as adults. Thank you for sharing your story!

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    Fearless

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    Me VS Me

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    Love yourself child

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    Little Brown Girl, I love You.

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  • Poem To Little Me

    Hey little girl
    How are you doing today?
    Did you have a good day at school?
    Did you go outside and play?

    I hope you had your time to escape
    From the anger and chaos within the walls
    Of the apartment on that second floor
    Where dingy carpet lines the eerily long halls

    You often weren’t aware of how bad it was
    Not in the younger years that is
    Because you watched all your friends in their own struggles
    You were more worried about her pain and his

    You were good at removing yourself from the suffering
    You were always able to see the good and humor in things
    Sometimes that humor could be looked at as dark
    But it helped get through the bitter words and stings

    You were so observant and smart
    Too grown up for your young age
    You could sense when things were off
    Even when they tried to keep you in your cage

    You knew that life wasn’t normal
    Even if it seemed better than others you saw
    You started your plans on how you would free yourself
    And looking back at your diligence, I admire in awe

    You got to work as soon as you could
    Working multiple jobs and saving away
    You knew the environment you grew up in
    Was not where you were destined to stay

    You planned and you prayed
    Staying both focused and hopeful
    You trusted your gut when others had doubt
    And along the way, you found someone very special

    A partner, a lover; someone who loved you for you
    You both fell so hard and so fast
    You knew deep in your heart, that he was the one
    And even at such a young age, you knew it would last

    You have always followed your intuition
    You listened to the knowing within your soul
    I am so proud and happy for you, sweet child
    For you both took on and released control

    You knew what was within your power
    You are the reason I am here today, happy and healing
    You did everything you could to build your ideal life
    One full of peaceful, lovely feelings

    You are so strong and resilient
    Even today, you reside within my heart and bones
    Together, we get to live our favorite lives
    And we get to create a happy, healthy home

    Thank you for your empathetic nature
    Thank you for your strength and determination
    Thank you for your playfulness and sensitivities
    Thank you for your love and admiration

    Thank you for your open mind
    Thank you for your appreciation of the little things
    Thank you for showing me the beautiful parts of life
    Thank you for showing me what trusting myself brings

    Jena

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    • Jena, I love how you thank your younger self for all her best parts. I can tell that you still have these qualities yourself. Through the struggles, you were able to find your happiness and love yourself. This is truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing your story!

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    Marigold queen

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  • "JUST ONE PART OF LOVING MY YOUNGER SELF"

    WHAT I LIKED MOST ABOUT MY YOUNGER SELF
    Dear Unsealed,
    A I look back in time
    Of reason & rhyme,
    I liked my persistence
    Of whom I was in existence
    Of time & space
    In the rat race
    Of life & dreams.
    But it seems
    I had to go through many changes,
    In different decades of stepping into the light
    Out of darkness to learn to rearrange,
    Various aspects of learning to live
    As an empath,
    And not even knowing about what path
    Was that?
    My younger self grew up with my grandpa Boss
    Until I was five years old.
    After that he passed of a massive heart attack
    So many years back
    In time
    Of reason & rhyme
    I have been told,
    Grandpa Boss was a writer & sculpturer
    Of many lost works now.
    He taught me to read & write from birth to age 3
    When he was alive.
    He called me the apple of his eye.
    I would read his books of poetry
    Of mostly religious beliefs of his mindset at that time
    In my life of reason & rhyme
    We would sit on the back porch
    & we would talk for hours about how to carry the torch
    Of art & creativity & beyond
    To express feelings of joy, love, God & life
    As I was so incredibly young.
    I remember his trips to New York City to publish
    His poetry of life, God & love.
    I would rush
    Into the living room to welcome
    Grandpa Boss home from his long trip
    From so far away across to the east coast &
    away from me & Grandma Carrie Soleta.
    My two favorite people,
    Grandpa Boss taught me love the written word,
    To express my feelings and sip
    From the creative cup of cornucopia of life
    As a writer of sorts &
    Of course, my Grandma Carrie Soleta was a teacher,
    Of creative words and the history of humanity.
    She loved to sit with me on the piano bench,
    As I played music of different chords
    & style of religious, blues, rock, country
    ETC.
    My youthful days are reminisced by clouds and sunshine of that reality as a young child from birth until three years old when my grandpa passed. My grandma continued to nurture me in rhythm, reason & rhyme.
    I realize that between my grandparents and my parents I am thankful for those human beings in the time of decades of my life.
    At three I was young, naïve, carefree.
    When my grandpa passed, I saw a huge dark cloud
    Over my head as mom explained to me Boss was dead
    In the flesh
    But alive in the spirit in the clouds
    Of heaven.
    I remember my grandpa as a creative, kind person.
    I was sad for a while as a little child.
    But soon the sun would shine above the clouds of grief,
    Of sadness and pain.
    What was to remain,
    Is this prose of mine
    In this decade of my life
    To remind me of the two
    People who gave me joy & creative endeavors
    Of reason, rhyme, & music, history
    And to grieve through my music and books and art
    Of everyday existence of all my decades
    Of life as it fades
    Into being old.
    I used to respect my grandparents,
    As they were my elders and so I was told,
    They were wise and watching over me as I dream
    And walk through my last decades
    Writing & artistic creativity
    To say to my peeps,

    “Thank you, Grandpa Boss and Grandma Carrie Soleta,
    For teaching me the ins & outs of my fate
    To realize it is not too late
    To continue with chapter 74 of my life,
    To continue as I will soon be seventy-five.
    Thank you my BFFS for always being there.

    Vicki Trusselli

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    • Vicki, this poem beautifully honors the strength and drive of your grandparents. They must have been quite wonderful to hold such a special place in your heart. I love how you describe your experiences of sitting on the porch talking and playing the piano with them. Thank you for sharing such vivid memories.

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    • Aww Vicki, My grandpa is a huge inspiration for me too. He also died of heart attack. I was 13 at the time. I love this part of you piece, “Of whom I was in existence
      Of time & space
      In the rat race
      Of life & dreams.”

      I am sure they are above smiling and so proud of how you are living your life. Sending hugs. <3 Lauren

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  • Superhero Power

    Little superhero, little me
    Your so beautiful beyond what the eyes can see
    Your smile, your style
    Your warm personality
    Your independence even as a small child
    Is more than enough to drive your parents wild
    I love who you are now
    I love who you will be
    I love that your who you are
    Natural and free with a silly personality
    Your amazing talents, your grace
    Unaware somewhere you make someone else’s heart smile
    Just by showing your pretty face
    It may feel lonely at times
    It may feel like your misunderstood
    But I promise, all the wonderful things that you are
    Someone else only wished they had could
    Have your same courage and confidence
    You’re wise beyond your years
    That alone is gift
    And as you get older, you’ll feel that little shift
    That shift is knowing and embracing just how different you are
    While others where born to be like the sun and moon
    You were created to be a star
    Your ability to love others more or as you love yourself
    Being there for others even if all you have is yourself
    Your heart is so pure, so be bold
    Be the warmth, the light in a room that’s dark and cold
    So rejoice in your individuality
    Because you are a rare flower
    Embrace being different from all the others
    Because that is your superpower

    EraYah Gabrieyal

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    • This poem is such an inspirational tribute to who you were as a child. The way you love your younger self is beautiful and pure. Though we all feel inadequate from time to time, the support and grace you give yourself is empowering. It is no wonder you are a superhero! Thank you for sharing.

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  • We Survived on Feist

    Resiliency is rarely said
    to be an envied trait;
    they’ll cite your wit or charm instead,
    both given greater weight.

    But, grit survives through each abuse–
    finds quiet ways to thrive–
    and never lets the trauma noose
    bedim your stubborn eyes.

    This understated innate feist
    will be your truest friend
    so hold her close throughout our life–
    we’ll need such help again.

    Necia Campbell

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    • Necia, I absolutely love this poem. Grit really is one of the greatest traits to have in this world. Anyone can be smart or funny, but only special people have the resilience to grow stronger with each hurdle life throws at them. Thank you for sharing such an inspirational piece.

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      • Thank you for reading, Emmy, and I’m glad you felt a connection to my words. I’ve spoken with many older people and it seems to me that those who survive this life do so with sheer will (and maybe a bit of luck and good genetics). 😉

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    From me to you with love ❤️

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    A letter to a youngin from a queen ♥︎

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