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  • "MY POPPA, BIG VIC"

    Dear Unsealed,
    Today as I lay across my queen size bed,
    As though the universe led
    Me supernaturally to this phenomenal sad,
    But a joyful photo of me and my dad.
    I am a little Vic.
    My poppa was a big Vic.
    The photo was from long ago,
    In my reality of the 1980s highs & lows
    Of experiences in Hollywood &
    Beyond with my dad, big Vic.
    Time goes by so quickly,
    Like a bite of an avocado
    As I swallow the last bite.
    My pop, Victor was my hero.
    Vic was always my rock to lean upon.
    No matter what I said or did,
    In those days of growing up singing my song,
    Vic was always there to teach me right from wrong
    & to work hard, study hard, smile,
    While all the while
    You ‘wanna’ cry,
    Ask why,
    Or just hug the world
    As you travel the road I chose.
    My poppa Vic
    Passed away as he was sick
    With leukemia.
    I was there by his side
    To hold his hand as he died.
    I bent over to kiss his forehead,
    Telling him thank you for always having my back.
    I now look at the photo
    Faded from decades of dark & light.
    My poppa Vic
    With his baby girl, Vicki
    As we sat at the celebration dinner party in LA.
    I had rented a dress from a costume shop in Hollywood,
    Judi Garland’s once upon old black sequin dress.
    I wore my late Grandma Carrie Soleta’s beads,
    I had cut my hair so black and short with waves,
    To help me smile & celebrate the event.
    That was so special that night.
    I look at the old, faded photo,
    I smile as I remember my big Vic,
    My hero always there to catch me when fell
    Or celebrate me when I stood up,
    When he was there to pull me up,
    “Sister, everything’s gonna be okay. A hundred years from now you will forget about it.”
    “Yeah dad, in a hundred years we will be dead. So, forget about it.”
    That was my poppa Vic!
    Now I remember those words of inspiration alert
    From big Vic.
    I loved my poppa Vic,
    My hero
    I still feel him around
    To keep me sound
    & so,
    This letter is dedicated to my late poppa Vic,
    So handsome, so sweet
    To everyone he would meet.
    I dreamed of my big Vic & my mom, Thelma,
    One-night years ago
    Before I moved back to LA
    2016.
    I was living on the south Texas beach
    With the Jekyll & Hyde dude.
    Poppa Vic knocked on my bungalow door.
    I opened it, “Dad, Mom, hello, OMG!
    My poppa said, “Come with us sister.”
    I stepped out the door
    To leave that bungalow door
    Adobe behind to never go there, nevermore.
    We drove over the mountains, the desert,
    To LA.
    Then as I stepped out to pray
    To thank God to be back in LA
    After a long trip
    With my poppa my late mom & late poppa Vic.
    They disappeared like a puff of smoke
    As I awoke
    To daybreak.
    Three months later I was on the train to LA
    Over the deserts & mountains night & day.
    I stepped off the train,
    Kissed the ground, so glad to be back in LA.
    My poppa, big Vic was there in spirit for me
    To bring me home, no more to roam.
    “I love you my poppa Vic.”

    Vicki Trusselli

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    • Vicki, I am so sorry for your loss. These times that you mentioned sound like they bring back great memories for you and remind you how much you love your dad. The relationship you two had with each other sounds so lovely and genuine. I am sure that he would be so proud of who you have become today. ♥

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    • Vicky, I love that he was big Vic and you were little Vic. So cute and so sweet. It sounds like you two had a very special and beautiful bond. Thank you for sharing. I’m sure you can still feel your mom and Dad all around. <3 Lauren

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      • Yes I feel them often. My poppa and I had a music ‘thing’ He would hear a new song and record it for me on a cassette tape. I would do the same for Big Vic. My mom and I would drive for hours listening to music singing with Patsy Cline. Writing is helping me get back to who I am as a human being. my newest song i wrote…read more

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    • Love this, Vicki. I obviously never knew big Vic, but I learned so much about him from your poem. How important and loving your relationship was comes across so well. He and your mom are definitely watching over you.

      Also, love the photo of you and him ❤️

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  • Vicki Lawana Trusselli shared a letter in the Group logo of Magical MomentsMagical Moments group 1 years ago

    'THE SEAGULLS OF LIGHT"

    Dear Unsealed
    I wake up each day
    In the everyday way
    I read my email as I do
    Each day in the everyday way.
    Old photos found of yesteryear,
    Brought back a tear
    To my eyes as I thought I lost
    At such a cost
    Of a long-ago broken relationship
    Like a ship
    On the ocean of life
    I ask myself why.
    Then as I scroll through the lost photos
    That I now found,
    Of long ago.
    I remember the seagulls of at the beach
    Where I lived temporarily as though
    I could now reach
    Out to touch the seagulls
    Hear their cries of joy
    At 5am as they call for me to feed their bods
    Of beautiful feathers of grey & white joy,
    Of walking out in my sundress to the backyard
    Behind my adobe
    As they cry with joy so loud.
    I had another fight with my ex,
    Of the complex
    Relationship with Jekyll & Hyde dude.
    As I sat in the chair watching the birds eat
    Their treat
    From kitchen so neat
    I forgot about the harsh words spoken
    The night before the morning light
    Of the seagulls feeding frenzy flight,
    My buddies, the seagulls.
    My friends in flight
    Take me with you tonight.
    We will sit on the beach
    As the sun fades into the night,
    As the sunrises the next day to say,
    “Girl, you ‘gonna’ be okay.”
    Hear the call of the seagull in flight
    To carry your sadness into to the night,
    To smile,
    To laugh,
    To care,
    To carry on,
    Despite harsh words
    & other verbs
    Of yesterday.
    The sun shines brighter today
    Along the way.
    I can still hear my feathered friends.
    Knowing that if I stepped into the photograph for just a minute
    I could smell the salty air
    As my feathered friends
    Say, “Girl we care.”

    Vicki Trusselli

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  • "MY COMFY PEACE ZONE"

    DEAR UNSEALED,
    My ‘comfy peace zone
    Is being alone,
    Or with a friend
    At the beach
    As to reach
    Out my hand to touch the wave,
    To breathe at air, catch the wave,
    With my toes embedded in the sand
    As I walk in the forever beach land
    I breathe in the positive icons of the ocean,
    as they are a magic potion
    of supernatural omnipotence of life
    the life
    of humans and all living creatures as they crawl
    and walk, sleep, produce and create,
    call
    out to me,
    “Come out to me, Vicki Lawana!”
    I regroup at the beach,
    Of which
    It is a quiet place for prayer, solitude and throwing out
    Negative icons to the breeze,
    To the wind, the universe of time and space.
    This is the case
    Of confessions to the sea
    From many stories of love, heartache, tears, joy
    And laughter of past present and future to be
    I look out at the ocean blue.
    Listen to the seagulls too.
    Although other humans are here
    I have created a tiny little sphere
    Of the atmosphere
    Of light around my space
    I sigh a bit.
    I remember my youth days,
    the 2am night drives to Malibu
    Parking my car feeling blue
    A romance gone awry, adrift, and away,
    As I step out my car
    Into the parking lot
    In my special spot
    I sigh.
    Cause now I say, “No worries!”
    All thoughts of grief & heartache
    Dissipate
    Into the ocean blue
    Throwing my cares to the waves, the salty air
    Of time & space
    Not a waste
    But a taste of salt and minerals seeping
    Through my toes radiating through my whole body
    Creating a flow of the case
    Of joy and time & space reality
    Of no more grief
    Cause I feel the ocean spray
    On my face
    On my body
    As I sink my barefoot toes in the sand
    Of this LA land.
    This is still my ‘comfy zone,
    As it my time alone
    To pray, to say
    I am okay.

    Vicki Lawana Trusselli

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    • This piece feels almost musical! It’s very animated and it commands attention. I love that the beach is such a tranquil space for you to the point where you can tune everything else out and fully connect with the nature around you. Thank you for sharing!

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    • When I am in Miami, I always skate right by the ocean, find a quiet spot on the edge of the beach, and sit and be still. The ocean/beach really does have some magical powers to calm us and motivate us to be still. Thank you for sharing. <3Lauren

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  • Peace on the Pitch

    Minds quiet,
    Comrades at my side,
    Breathing deep — I’ve never felt so alive.

    Beneath my cleats,
    The earth greets,
    “Balls out!” echoes, as my heart beats.

    Rising, falling, our rhythm like a drum,
    Together we advance,
    The oval ball snug.

    Ahead, a wall—
    Formidable, true,
    Yet to the earth I’m flung, feeling anew.

    Cheers swell from the sidelines, ringing,
    Vibrations through the field, singing,
    We surge as one, our spirits linking.

    Here on this pitch,
    Where triumph tastes sweet,
    In the sweat of defeat, our memories meet.

    Below the surface of fear,
    Underneath the competitive cheer,
    Amid the tumult, clarity draws near:

    In the push and pull, of this day,
    The beautiful chaos sway,
    I find peace in this crazy game I play.

    Abigail Jane Stopka

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    • Abigail, Thank you for accepting my friend request-that’s cool and inspiring in itself!!! You are a very beautiful woman with a lot of potential and an Awesome future!!! Your poem for the challenge was very breathtaking, exciting and powerful< almost like I was there myself! I like the part about "rising, falling our rhythm like a drum", it's…read more

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    • This is so sweet! I love how much joy you find in your sport and your passion shows in your writing. You have an excellent flow and a lot of emotion in your piece and I really relate to being able to find peace within chaos 🙂 Thank you for sharing!

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  • Embracing the Journey: A Letter of Wisdom to My Younger Self

    To my younger self,

    There’s much ahead for you to see,
    Deciding your path won’t always be easy.
    You’ll face heartbreak and pain,
    Moments where you’ll feel insane.
    But through it all, you’ll gain strength and wisdom,
    Navigating against the grain and the system.
    There will be times when you’ll feel alone,
    But you’ll learn to embrace and love yourself on your own.
    With each challenge, you’ll gain fortitude,
    Be grateful for each day, maintaining a positive attitude.

    Youth swiftly comes and goes,
    Treasure laughter, embrace what life bestows.
    Slow down, truly live in each moment’s embrace,
    Find your rhythm, your own pace.
    You’re just beginning your story’s arc,
    A tale filled with wonders, making your mark.
    Trust in God, stay true to His plan,
    Like a phoenix, rise and stand.
    Your talents shine bright, like a star,
    As you ascend, reaching heights near and far.

    Up the mountain you’ll climb,
    Love and laughter await, transcending time.
    Welcome the journey, the ups and downs,
    For therein lies life’s echoing sounds.
    Discover yourself, love, and be true,
    In this beautiful journey, continue to just be you.
    You are valued, precious, and strong,
    With a tenacious spirit, you’ll sing your own song.
    So cherish each step, each stride,
    In this magnificent, crazy ride.

    Kristina Johnson

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    • I love your flow! I love reading a poem and obviously seeing the care and consideration that went into stringing words together. This was very sweet and wholesome to read 🙂

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    • This piece flows sooo well. I love the message and the way you deliver that message. You sound very confident and someone who will not be knocked off track! I can’t wait to see where life takes you, or rather, where you take life. <3 Lauren

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  • The Soul's Haven

    Beneath the radiant sun,
    Waves crash nearby,
    The chilled water beckons to me,
    As sand clings to my feet.

    Seagulls dance and flutter about,
    While dolphins playfully surface.
    Sandcastles tower amidst the sand,
    Children’s joyous laughter fills the air.

    An oasis of tranquility,
    Salt air whispers gently.
    This is my favorite place,
    A haven for the soul.

    Sereneness,
    Peacefulness,
    Endless horizon,
    This is pure bliss.

    As the waves come and go,
    Renewal washes over me,
    In the vast ocean’s expanse,
    All problems fade away.

    Drifting with the current,
    Worries are no more,
    This sanctuary revives and rejuvenates,
    The beach: my happy place.

    Kristina Johnson

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    • I LOVE your use of imagery. You put the reader in your shoes with this piece, and I can vividly imagine the picture you’re painting. I feel the itch of the sand on my feet, and I can feel the fire of the sun beaming on me as I read 🙂 Great job and thank you for sharing

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    • I love how you wrote that waves come and go, and renewal washes over you. It really connects the image of the beach and its impact on your peace. This is super creative. Thank you for sharing. <3 Lauren

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  • THIS DECADES OF BEING 70+

    Dear Unsealed
    Today I look forward to my life.
    This decade I am 74 years old.
    Not sure but had lots of strife.
    So, I have been told.
    I can say today,
    As I relay or dream night and day
    Of younger days and love and heartache
    Of give and take,
    This decade of clicking the box,
    That says 70 +,
    Such a fuss.
    I am an elder with wisdom,
    About life and love,
    But somehow remain strong,
    With reason and rhyme
    Of space and time.
    This is a time when I should have respect
    From kid, grandkids, but
    It does not always happen as I have kept.
    Moving forward with time
    Books and computers all that
    I read, listen to music, write and all that.
    This period in my life
    I look back at relationships,
    Loves, marching for equality for all,
    And the concept of my fight for humanity
    Love, peace, and light,
    Are still not understood by certain people in my life.
    I thought by this time
    With reason and rhyme
    They would understand my strife,
    To create peace and love
    Blessed from up above.
    However, this is not so with certain people
    But now I am old
    I continue to be strong and bold.
    I toss specks of salt
    Over my right shoulder and left shoulder
    To send peace to all
    As I recall
    Without humanitarians as I am
    To tell folks it’s okay
    Today
    Tomorrow
    Any day
    I am to adventure to say
    I do it my way
    You do it your way.
    I live one day at a time,
    One moment at a time
    Of reason and rhyme.
    At 74 years old
    I am still for peace and love,
    Despite the folks who shut me down
    All around town
    I am woman.
    Here me roar!
    I have been down there on the floor,
    Still an embryo
    But I will be strong, progressive,
    To move forward in time
    With reason and rhyme
    I am considered to be an old lady.
    I can dye my hair pink.
    Or gold or red.
    Or whatever I choose,
    Its okay today

    VICKI L TRUSSELLI

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    • People may have disappointed you in life, but you still have you. And you are fierce, talented, and wonderful. So hold on to that and enjoy it and lean into it. And make each day count. Thank you for sharing and as always, thank you for being part of The Unsealed family. <3 Lauren

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      • Yes I have found out it’s better to talk about being human instead of acting like a mean super woman. 🤗Lauren I have had relationship issues or men issues. So has the whole wide world . I could write a story or prose what I would tell my younger self to help other women. I am okay today. Just sometimes I get bored with my own sons who don’t…read more

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  • Bloom to Purpose

    Dear Charmaine,

    What you love about this chapter in your life is it is believed to be…Pruning time! Pruning is something you found out that continuously needs to happen. You get cut down, cut back, trimmed on. It can come out of nowhere or you can see it coming. You realize that when you are serving God, get ready or don’t be shocked when it happens. He will cut you with things that are going to test your faith. To see if you are spouting words or believe what He says. No matter if it is your health, people, rejection, finances or whatever. He wants you to grow back stronger and more beautiful. He wants you to say “I have a TESTimony” My God brought me through!!! People trying to take your home you worked so hard for. Your insecurities that you allowed people to give you, questioning your ministry and self. Your children’s health, your marriage. Your rare, mysterious health issues. God is bringing you through them all. He will continually bring you through them all! You are here to witness God’s Goodness, Grace and Mercy. How can you do this unless you walk through some swaps, dirt, mud, been through some terrible storms. To say you are still here, you are still standing. God has brought you through. Even though you don’t want the tornado to come your way, you don’t want things eating at you or being cut down to start again. God is able!!! He is letting you be prune, so you can stand beautifully ready to be open again, to Bloom in another Season. Trust God, It is not what you want! But God knows it is what you need! So remember it is Pruning Time Again!??!
    As I would say you are actually the perfect candidate for God to use. You have no special degree in any minister, no special teacher degree or a scholar. Not the popular girl and most experienced in life. That is where God gets His Glory from the normal, mundane, not so look at, not so talk about young lady. It is funny that you are someone who seems to be doing some stuff now. Things out of your character, realm of knowledge and expertise.You don’t have a degree in that. How are you going to tell others the truth about things? Well, God is the only answer to how. If you are a believer, it is the only answer that makes sense! That God uses the simple things of the world to confuse the wise. He also is using you again in sharing His Glory by using a health problem. He allows you to have this unique, rare mysterious condition. That teams of doctors are scratching their heads over. Questions of why it came, where it came from and now how do they treat you? There are no seemingly bad habits, no drug, alcohol, or smoking in my life. You are pretty much healthy and young. No high blood pressure, diabetics, no history of cancers in the family. “So what do I have and how are the doctors going to treat it?” So here comes God showing his miracle magic miraculous all knowing power! Showing them treatment to try, but ultimately He has to heal and save!!! That job forever belongs to Him. So, He wants you to testify of his goodness and grace! How often do you and others say no you can’t do this minister thing! God says Yes You Can!!!
    When the doctors, professionals and you are all confused about what is going on in your body and why. God is here to say, “I AM NOT! I know all, I see all, I knitted you in your mothers womb. I made every cell, tissue and bone. Just look at me and I will show you how and why I am the chief physician who never lost a case!!!” You have to say Hallelujah Amen to that. So, this rare, unique, mysterious flower in God’s garden is destined to bloom. No matter how many storms come to destroy and cut you down. God controls storms, they cease at His command!!! So even when you are pruned again, because you will. You know who holds the future, your tomorrow and beautifully allows you to Bloom!!!
    Love you and keep pursuing your purpose. You love this chapter of your life because God has pulled you through, made you see things you never thought you could face before and show you your strength in the midst of the storms.

    Blessings,
    Charmaine

    Charmaine Casimir

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    • I am so glad your connection with God has brought you so much peace and faith in life. It is truly helping live your best life and feel your best self. And that is wonderful. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of our Unsealed family. <3 Lauren

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  • Seen

    Is the darkness hidden well?
    Or can you see its all show and tell?

    How troubling is the mind-
    Exploring all the broken pieces,
    And crevices abused with time.

    The joy and innocence of a little girl stole-
    Tears and fear did she meet in her bed,
    Wishing instead of life, she were dead.

    Day after day,
    Night after night,
    Little by little,
    Her light was snuffed out;
    Love- a word, she began to doubt.

    Wanting to fight and push on she did,
    But the pain broke her and so she hid.

    Not knowing who to trust,
    Or where to turn,
    Confusion masking lessons learned.

    Abused around every corner,
    Men lusted and adorned-her.

    Ridiculed with guilt and shame,
    No-one but herself to blame.

    The pain just increased and increased,
    Until all hope within her finally ceased-

    Filled with such disgust and self-hate,
    She began to suffocate-

    Unable to accept reality,
    With crippled mentality-

    Only one place left to run,
    Falling to her knees before the Son.

    Sin at his feet-
    She lay,
    Begging for forgiveness-
    She prays.

    Wiping her slate clean like never before-
    Gods love is the one and only cure.

    Broken are the chains,
    Alleviating the pain-

    Free is she-
    And mighty is Thee.

    Kristina Johnson

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    • Wow Kristina, I am so sorry for the pain you endured. This piece is brilliantly written and quite powerful. I am so glad you found the peace you deserve. Sending you a big hug. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of our Unsealed family. <3 Lauren

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  • Canvas of Dreams

    There’s a stirring within me,
    a fervent desire to be seen and heard;
    a dormant talent calling out,
    beckoning to appear.
    Countless thoughts,
    endless visions.

    The artist emerges,
    brush in hand,
    painting a scene so serene,
    igniting a fire from within.

    Can I unveil these parts of me?
    Will I be favorably received?
    Listen closely:
    My voice will echo-
    Recognize this, my unique sound,
    for soon, favor shall be found.

    Kristina Johnson

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    • Aww Kristina, I love this. I once had a conversation with a baseball pitcher who pitched in a World Series (talk about pressure). He told me he never focused on the outcome – only on the process. If you have an urge to share your art and voice with the world – just do it. Share and share and share. Don’t worry about how it will be received. Find…read more

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    • Kristina, I love the title! You are beautiful and painting beautifully for all to see!!!

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  • Letter to My Blossoming Self

    In the garden of my late twenties,
    Where dreams weave through realities,
    I stand, a creator, a learner, a leader,
    Crafting my path with the hands of a dreamer.

    Each day a canvas, my career the brush,
    Dipped in the hues of knowledge, a quiet hush.
    With every stroke, I grow, I thrive,
    In this dance of creativity, I feel alive.

    Challenges rise like mountains steep,
    Yet within me, a resolve so deep.
    To climb, to conquer, to reach new heights,
    Finding strength in the toughest of fights.

    Impact is the echo of my silent roar,
    Touching lives, opening a new door.
    In this chapter, a rebranding so bold,
    A story of transformation, waiting to be told.

    As twenty-eight whispers of time well spent,
    I gaze toward thirty with pure intent.
    A decade looming with promises anew,
    A journey of becoming, a perspective true.

    In this blossoming, I find my grace,
    A higher self in time and space.
    Strong, unswayed by the external din,
    Rooted in self, a radiance from within.

    With every heartbeat, I fall deeper in love,
    With the person I am, the skies above.
    Pride swells like a tide, vast and wide,
    In who I’ve become, I take immense pride.

    Abigail Jane Stopka

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    • Thank you for writing this. It makes me look forward to my thirties! I’ll be 27 in April, so I’m only just a bit behind you.

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    • Aww Abigail, this is great. I love that you have such a sense of pride in the person you have become … that will only serve you will as you continue to pursue your dreams and goals in life. I love this line, “In this chapter, a rebranding so bold,
      A story of transformation, waiting to be told.”

      I feel like your transformation is just your…read more

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    • So glad you are walking into life with beautiful and exciting eyes! Life has great things waiting for you 🙂 The best is yet to come!!!

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  • Vicki Lawana Trusselli shared a letter in the Group logo of PoetryPoetry group 1 years, 3 months ago

    "MEMORIES OF FRIENDS FOR A MOMENT IN TIME"

    Dear Unsealed,

    We walk through our lifetime,
    On planet Earth
    To walk
    To run
    For fun
    Of rebirth
    Of bonds of friends that intertwine
    With our everyday smiles and laughter
    Of new friendships formed as we capture
    Photographs of play and nature and all things
    Friends share experiences of human beings,
    Of life and living each day
    Along the way.
    Hear every word that I say.
    What happens when tears and heartache appear
    Among the two friends of a New Year,
    As the two friends were young and free
    As they grow up to be
    Other people as careers?
    Who will win?
    The two friends took different life paths.
    One girl goes to college to satisfy her thirsty curiosity to expand her mind.
    As she steps into the classroom of professors to combine
    Knowledge and critical thinking skills.
    In the progressive way
    Of slipping into the 21st century time
    Of creating a stream of consciousness of rhythm and rhyme.
    The other girl
    Chose another path,
    To travel
    Of motorcycles and army and other avenues
    Of life, laughter, destruction of venues
    Of sporadic adventures as the girl walks into
    The wild blue
    Of what she chooses to do
    The two friends lose touch,
    But still think about each other so much,
    Not realizing when they meet up as adults,
    They no longer have anything in common,
    As the roads they chose were different as night and day
    No reason,
    No rhyme,
    Just in time
    They go their separate ways again,
    In time they each count the actual number of true friends
    On their one hand of five fingers of expression of when
    They each discover people come into our lives,
    To stay or teach a lesson,
    And that one friend was there to care,
    At a certain point in time to bear
    A burden of friendship then flies away.
    So, I have learned that some friends go away,
    Because they were there for that time in our lives
    Then to walk a different life path of hope, despair, or strife
    And to remember it is okay.
    Bless the time
    And move forward with rhythm, rhyme, and song of space and time,
    To live.

    We accept the adventures of different roads taken,
    Of yesterday and today
    As we awaken
    To a new dawn
    A sun
    A star
    A moon,
    To you my long-ago friend of my childhood
    No worries,
    Take care,
    Live,
    Laugh,
    Care,
    Despair,
    Hope,
    And love and peace to you
    In the matrix of time and theater of life
    I choose life and creative endeavors of strife,
    Turned into light energy,
    Of the Earth
    The stars, the moon
    I will not see you soon,
    As we can no longer communicate
    About politics or life
    As we are 180 degrees away from
    Compromise or love.
    You are my past friend.
    And in the end
    I am okay.
    You are okay.
    We were meant for only childhood play.
    Sincerely,
    Vicki Lawana Trusselli

    Vicki Lawana Trusselli

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  • "NOT GIVING UP ON WRITING, MUSIC, & ART"

    “A TIME WHEN I DID NOT GIVE UP ON MY WRITING, MUSIC, AND ART”
    DEAR UNSEALED,

    I have many times,
    In my life of 74 years of rhyme
    And reason roadblocks
    of people have said to me, “What?”
    I struggled as a woman, born in 1949,
    Of the boomer generation of time.
    I was told I could not do this and that,
    Tit for tat,
    I proved them wrong,
    As I write my songs
    Of life’s journey
    To eternity
    And beyond the box thinking of patterns of life
    As I continue my strife
    At 74 years old
    I have been told.
    I survived many love relationships,
    Time after time sailing the ships,
    Across the clouds, the sea, the mountains of earth
    As I tread on a new birth
    Of still writing and creating art of sorts
    Of time and space, of course.
    I worked two or three jobs to go to college,
    To obtain knowledge.
    I attended a Microsoft coding class at 51.
    That was my finale with that one.
    Being told as a young woman I could not do that,
    By certain people who did not know squat about that.
    I struggled all my life with a positive attitude,
    Of a subdue,
    Nature of hiding my tears and feeling blue
    As I walked on upon life’s path so true.
    Despite my broken relationships with narcissistic pigs
    I kept on walking to all my gigs.
    Life moves forward along the journey,
    Of many miles of this wild child.
    Still eccentric, eclectic, boho hippie style
    Of peace and love despite the tactics of so many trials
    Of work, play, study, and broken narcissistic relationships in my life.
    I still believe in me.
    Let it be.
    Me as a woman in the last decades of my life
    And all the strife
    I believe in rainbows, angels, and light,
    Not to fright
    The weary of treading through the jungle of the night,
    But to look around at music, art, writing, and light.
    I will not give up on my new goals,
    Of this old soul
    As I tread on with my writing, music, and art,
    To make a new start
    At 74
    And as before
    I tread through the desert, the storm,
    Of life after so close to death as I was warned
    After Long Covid attacked my organs and whatever it could
    I survived major abdominal surgery at 72 in 2022.
    I still want to live in a paint bucket of words and colors, as I should,
    not give up,
    Even when finances are low,
    And still with health issues of dietary needs
    I still drink from the cup of the mustard seed,
    As my late Grandma Carrie Soleta implied,
    “You are my baby girl, and you will survive.”
    My faith is still strong,
    As I sing life’s songs
    Of blues, laughter, and survival
    Of the known and unknown
    Of life’s songs upon the sand to the beach
    And along
    It is faith in my creator and that mustard seed parable,
    Teaching from my late Grandma Carrie Soleta.

    Vicki Lawana Trusselli

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    • Aww Vicki. You have such a sweet and powerful soul. I am glad you never let the naysayers or narcissists stop you. I am glad you continue to become the pursue you are meant to be. Never lose faith and always be you. You are wonderful. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed family. <3 Lauren

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  • "A NOTE FROM LATE GRANDMA SOLETA TO LUJUANA"

    A NOTE FROM GRANDMA SOLETA
    TO LUJUANA MY BEAUTIFUL GRANDDAUGHTER
    This is a fictional story. Any representation of situations or real characters is unintentional. My grandma did visit me after her death. I have spoken with spirits and decided to dedicate this story to all grandmas, moms, and their granddaughters, and women everywhere. We are beautiful. Peace to all. To all my relations.

    Dear Lujuana,
    We are not promised roses without thorns nor rainbows without rainstorms.
    I miss you so much. I am in the light now but was granted temporary leave to write you this letter. You are an incredibly talented and beautiful woman. You lost your creativity for a moment in time, but you will soon receive all the talent and creativity back that a few people who wished you back luck had put a spell on you wishing you homeless, and in dire poverty so they could convince everything and everyone that you are a bad hombre. They lied about you to your friends and acquaintances. The ex-lover wanted to destroy you as a human being out of revenge and hate. In his opinion if you did not want him then you were on drugs and seriously dumb to not have stayed with his lying narcissistic personality. The rejected lover wanted to hurt you and throw you into the dark night of the soul forever, but you, my beautiful granddaughter, did not succumb to their threats of hate and evil intentions to destroy you as a human being. Your ex-lover vowed to destroy you so you would never find love again. He and his cronies laughed at you throwing stones through words and gossip to anyone they encountered to hurt you so deeply hoping you would die or live in darkness, but you, Lujuana, are a child of the Universe. You are surrounded by light and angels.
    However, my sweet Lujuana I was allowed to send you guides to watch over you and protect you from his evil intentions to destroy you as a human being.
    I want to let you know I love you so much. I know you have had too many broken relationships by wrongdoing men. Even though you are old now, age 74, it is not too late to have a special relationship with an artistic, creative man. I know you say it must be a miracle music man to stroke your breasts and kiss your lips. So, my dear Lujuana you will meet your mystery man like a bump in the night.
    I have permission to continue to watch over you by hiring your spirit guides to always be around you to keep you safe.
    I am watching you write, create art, and grow into your peace and light and love position as a human being. There are many stories you can write to help others with your stories of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and photography. Even your little stick figure drawings and your flower drawings are a part of your many gifts given from the Universe.
    I wanted to stop by to deliver this message of love, peace, and light. I wish we could text each other as you do your friends in 2024. Despite this I will always be by your side to guide you. Your pop says hi and to let you know that no matter how old you get you are still his baby girl. Your mom, my daughter, has gone into the light and moved on as a reincarnated soul to learn lessons. She loved you very much but died young at age 65 and must reincarnate with her soul into another human body.
    I love you my dear Lujuana, and you are protected from all evil intentions of an ex-partner that wished you harm. I know you know that the ex-partner truly kept all your photos to create a dark aura around your life not wanting you to succeed in your career. They no longer have power over your life.
    May God, the Universe guide you to be the strong warrior you are to fight for equality for all, LBGTQ rights, women’s rights, gun control, peace, love, light, and understanding.
    Be thankful, pray, create roses with and without thorns.
    Love,

    Grandma Soleta
    January 30, 2024
    This is a fictional story. Any representation of situations or real characters is unintentional. My grandma did visit me after her death. I have spoken with spirits and decided to dedicate this story to all grandmas and their granddaughters. Peace to all. To all my relations.

    Vicki Lawana Trusselli

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    • Dear Vicki, your letter from Grandma Soleta touched my heart deeply. Despite the challenges you’ve faced, your strength and resilience shine through. You are surrounded by love, light, and the protection of spirit guides. Embrace your creativeness and continue to share your stories with the world. You are a beautiful and talented woman, and it’s…read more

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  • "I LOVE MYSELF AS A UNIQUE HUMAN BEING"

    Dear Unsealed,

    Why do i love myself begins with why do I need to accept myself as the first step in why we are all here as human beings on Earth.

    Growing up in a patriarchal society there were many times I hated myself. I grew up fast and looked like a woman at 11 years old. So, let us see that it was then 1961.

    Now I am 74 years old and not sure if I would go so far to say I love myself, but I do like myself. So, I will engage in why I am my own best friend. I am learning to love myself.

    The spirit of learning to accept oneself as themselves is tricky. As human beings we are always comparing ourselves to other people. We want their body shape, or their wardrobe or face and body characteristics. The first process in learning to accept oneself is to not compare oneself to another human. We are all unique in body form, speech, clothes style, food tastes and how our brains reflect upon everyday activities and our personality styles.

    I like myself because I like my DNA of worldly all over the globe style. I like myself because I do not live in a boxy world of thinking. I live outside the box. I like myself because I love to wear boho flower child clothes as well as my décor must be boho. I like myself because I have a well-rounded education in different professions. I am a multi-tasker. I love music, art, writing, movies, computers, photography, and life.

    I have learned to accept my empathic abilities. This was not an overnight decision, due to being an empath with high sensitivity is seen as a weakness by bullies and other controlling personalities. I love my vivid dreams that I have nightly. I dream of faraway places, new people, and environments. That is strange to many people. It is a gift from my ancestors. I love that gift that was passed down from ancestors and the Universe. I sometimes see spirits and I also have learned to relish this gift.

    I love my crazy curly long hair. I just love to try new color gels on my hair. To some people it is a crazy thing to do. To me it has been normal since I was a teenager. To others it is a shame I do not act my age. Since I was told that as a young teenager, I figured out what they meant to say is do not do anything that irritates them. If we as one human being listened to every negative comment mentioned to us, we would sit in a corner just staring at nothing because that is where the haters and narcissists want everyone to be that does not think like them. However, I focus on positive critique not negative opinions. I like myself because of faith and concentration on healing and light.

    I love to talk about healing, love, and light to everyone. I was told by a person who scolded me for loving the light and healing, “Oh you always want to love everyone. You will soon learn not to do that.” I did not listen to that remark. I remember that remark but considered it to be nothing.

    I love myself now as I think about my resilience to bounce out of depression and illness. At 74 years old I survived long Covid and major surgery and almost dying. My philosophy of love, light, healing, and peace was expanded after the illness into another realm of living with empathic gifts.

    If we as human beings learn to have a good relationship with each other instead of forcing others to walk and talk like the hater, then humanity would be at peace not war. However, that is a fairytale of sorts that we as empaths and healers must take with a grain of salt.

    I have also learned that the more one listens to haters the more one will hate themselves just as much as the haters hate themselves. So, now I love myself as I complete this letter to explain why I love myself. I cannot be anyone else nor can anyone else be me.

    I believe learning to love oneself can be difficult especially if one is depressed. I have a wonderful therapist who gets me.

    May we as a human being species learn to love one another as we are unique, eccentric individuals who were created by the Universe to live and breathe on Earth.

    I remember a song I used to sing to myself in the 70s as I marched for equal rights, “I am Woman, Watch me Roar.”

    Sincerely,

    Vicki Lawana Trusselli

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    • I love how you expressed that the joy you bring yourself did not come overnight; it took a lot of time to grow these seeds and get to where you are and I love how you took us on a journey with this piece! I also love the way you dissected our social systems and analyzed how our love gets lost in the beliefs others set up for us. We should get to…read more

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    • There are so many important messages in this piece!! I love this line, “I have also learned that the more one listens to haters the more one will hate themselves just as much as the haters hate themselves. ”

      It is so true. I always, “Haters gonna hate.” I am grateful your kind, sweet empathetic soul, and I am so glad you are too. Keep giving love…read more

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  • The Black Box

    In shadows of my childhood, a tale unfolds,
    Of a fractured family, where sorrow molds.
    A black box whispers secrets long untold,
    A narrative of pain, in letters penned in gold.

    Tiny voices echoed in the paper’s embrace,
    Innocence scrawled, each heartfelt trace.
    “Daddy, where are you?” in a child’s grace,
    Penning pleas and dreams in a desperate chase.

    A brother’s memory, a phantom in the past,
    Gone at three months, a love that couldn’t last.
    His clothes, a reminder, in the box amassed,
    A tragedy’s echo, a life’s fleeting contrast.

    Mom and Dad, once entwined, love turned to strife,
    A broken bond, unraveling the threads of life.
    Divorce’s bitter aftermath, carving like a knife,
    Pain’s cruel dance, as they battled inner strife.

    Enter a new man, a chapter of despair,
    Abuse’s cold touch, a burden hard to bear.
    Fifteen years of shadows, a relentless snare,
    In a house of torment, where love was rare.

    In the dance of addiction, Dad lost his way,
    A little girl’s hero, fading to shades of gray.
    Baby pictures and letters, memories in disarray,
    In a black box, fragments of a yesterday.

    Letters pleading, a child’s silent scream,
    “Daddy, do you hear us?” in every desperate theme.
    Abandonment’s weight, a river of tears extreme,
    In the echoes of silence, love became a dream.

    Through the haze of addiction, love’s flame grew faint,
    In the heart of a child, an enduring plaint.
    A father lost, a bond left to taint,
    In the dance of shadows, a life left to acquaint.

    In the black box’s whispers, the past does unfurl,
    A symphony of sorrow in this broken world.
    Yet, within the pain, resilient spirits swirl,
    Hoping for healing in the journey’s twirl.

    Abigail J Stopka

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    • Wow! Abigail. This is so good. I am so sorry about all the hardships you and your family have endured. You are clearly strong and with a beautiful heart. Keep moving toward wherever there is light. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed family. <3 Lauren

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  • "GO FOR THE GUSTO"

    A note to my younger self
    Dear Ms. Vicki Lawana,
    I realize you were raised with a double standard as the after affects of being born in 1949.
    You were born on September 18, 1949. The most popular song of that year was “RAGTIME COWBOY JOE” By Jo Stafford. The most popular movie was “MISS GRANT TAKES RICHMOND” starring Lucille Ball and William Holden. A comedy about a secretary who unwittingly helps her boss run a betting parlor.
    You have so much potential as a young woman. You were born with so many talents. However, you were told as a woman you had to buckle down take care of your man. You questioned that point of view by asking questions of all the family. You thought maybe you were born again, as you looked out your window counting the stars asking the universe why you were here in this house, with this family and now what? You hear a choir singing from far away, as though the angels answered your question.
    You grew up learning to play the piano for hours, writing music, singing the blues. Your mom and grandma were your biggest fans.
    But as time went on you were told you could not be a singer or none of the things you were interested in at that time. There were only four things a woman was allowed to do in 1949.
    1. Secretary
    2. Housewife, baby maker, home maker
    3. Nurse
    4. Retail clerk
    Then when your dad tried to teach you mechanics, your mom told you, “Baby girl, ladies don’t work on cars.” So, you went inside the house crying tears of pain because your poppa was your hero. Your mom did not know any better. Your poppa told your mom. “Honey, there will be a time when ladies do work on cars. At least I wanted to teach her the basics.”
    Your dad worked long hours except he never worked on a Sunday as that was his family time. Your poppa bought you all the latest rock n roll of the 60s and 70s. Music was the go-to for everything in your family.
    You visited a nightclub when you were 15, jumping on stage singing “I’m Sorry” by Brenda Lee.
    Of course, you were only 15 and your dad found you, pulled you off stage. Sometime after that you quit singing or playing the piano. That was devastating to you. You would sit in your room writing songs and lyrics listening to all the latest bands.
    You grew up in a male patriarchal society. A woman could not buy a house or car without her husband. You marched in parades for equal rights for women and civil rights for people of color.
    When the 70s arrived and the women’s movement had opened doors for women to go to college and not be codependent on their husbands. Your dad sent you to nursing school in 1969. You began college studying business management and journalism. You discovered you had a high IQ of 135. You remember back in 1967 you were told your IQ was 95 below average. You were being prepared to survive in a male patriarchal society where men were smart, and women were 2nd class citizens.
    You rebelled against this, but still loved men and not always choosing the best characters.
    I want to explain, Ms. Vicki, that you listened to everyone but yet kept going to college and aspiring to fulfill your dreams. You worked at the LA Times when you were 30. However, you were introduced to a dude by his brother that worked there. You married him, had two babies as you thought your time clock was running out. When you landed the job at The LA Times it was not about marriage or babies. So once again you lived your double standard. You were divorced in 1989.
    Then you worked with a dude in the music and film industry whom you married.
    You never really had to marry anyone or have children to fulfill your womanly desires.
    I tell you as younger self, finish your degree, don’t marry because you think you must, work hard, play hard, study hard. It’s your life. Then one day you would meet the artist who respects you as a human being not a 2nd class citizen.
    Write those stories, interview the same stars you interviewed with your man, but do these procedures as a woman, educated, strong and successful.
    I tell my younger self, Ms. Vicki, you are unique, eccentric, artist. You don’t need a man to make you a whole person. The truth be told it’s the men who need a woman to make them feel like a man.
    So as a young woman you can do anything your heart desires and use your own talents in your career not worried about your man. Your man will love you for your strong qualities not just a ragtime cowboy side kick, but as a partner in life, a friend, a lover.
    GO FOR GUSTO, MS. VICKI!
    The rock song of 2023 was “Angry” by The Rolling Stones. The best movie was “Love at First Sight” by Netflix. Have we changed in the last decades? Yes, there are many changes. We stream music and movies through the internet. Web no longer have to go to the theater or concerts to see stars.
    There is a group of people in America today who want women to go back to 1949. Ms. Vicki, please work not to let this happen. If there was a time machine I would like to sit and talk to my younger self to tell you, do not marry just because it’s the trend. Do not have babies just because your internal clock is ticking. Study, work, play but do it on your own please.
    Ms. Vicki, you love your kids and grands very much. Surly you know your kids and grands have so many choices as men or women. There’s a new future ahead. There’s a rainbow of colors spreading all over the land. The Earth turns in motion to the beat of eternity as learn to move forward for equality for all.

    Vicki Lawana Trusselli

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    • Omg Vicki! This is amazing! I am going to include it in our newsletter today! I also have always felt pressure to follow social standards even though I wanted a career. And that inner conflict certainly has taken its toll on me, and my relationships. I love your advice to your younger self. So cool that you worked for the LA times. And how…read more

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      • Thank you Lauren. Yes it was very frustrating for me. I survived. i just hope we do not have to go back to those times again. Growing up in those times was confusing for me as a woman of many questions and not accepting the status quo if it did not seem practical or was too controlling.

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  • A Cosmic Love

    In the cosmic dance of chance and fate,
    A story unfolds, a love so great.
    A Spectrum of colors, a call in the night,
    Where fate intervened, two worlds took flight.

    In the realm of pixels and data streams,
    A Spectrum call center, where reality gleams.
    As a troubleshooter, I entered the scene,
    Little did I know, fate was foreseen.

    In the sunshine state, where palm trees sway,
    Florida’s warmth met Ohio’s gray.
    A sweet voice on my line,
    A connection so divine.

    Fate had more in its grand design.
    Little did I know, she’d soon be mine,
    She insisted on more, a number to exchange,
    Feeding into destiny’s range.

    Two and a half years, our connection grew,
    Before I gave into her irresistible pursuit.
    A realization of self-discovery, coming to light,
    As I embraced the truth of my own unique sight.

    In the closet’s shadow, I found my way,
    Guided by fate’s hand, in the light of day.
    Coming out, my thoughts unfurled,
    She stood by my side, as I reshaped my world.

    Long-distance whispers across state lines,
    A love so deep, like vintage wines.
    Florida to Ohio, miles and miles apart,
    Yet, she captured my soul and entered my heart.

    Through video calls and messages, love took its place,
    A connection so strong, no distance can erase.
    Her laughter echoed through a virtual space,
    Serenading me in a symphony of love and unspoken grace.

    In her, I found a safe harbor, a haven of peace,
    Long-distance love, a sweet release.
    She, a lighthouse, guiding me through,
    In the vast ocean of love, our connection grew.

    Miles may stretch, but love knows no bounds,
    With the help of fate, our story resounds.
    A love that bridges the space and time,
    A testament to fate, beautifully sublime.

    Here’s to the place where it all began,
    Our fate smiled, as it crafted our unique plan.
    In the Spectrum of love, we found our place,
    A love story written by destiny’s grace.

    Abigail J. Stopka

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    • Abigail your poetic words beautifully capture the journey of love and fate that brought you and your partner together. As your connection grew over two and a half years, fate continued to play its part. And through it all, your partner stood by your side, supporting you as you reshaped your world. Despite the miles that stretched between you, love…read more

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    • Abigail! This is so beautiful and sweet and romantic. Also, last lived in Ohio and I know live in Florida! But this is so well written. I am going to highlight this piece in our member spotlight today in our newsletter. <4 Lauren

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  • 2024 Goals, A Symphony of Love

    In the dawn of 2024, a canvas unfurls,
    With goals profound, like precious pearls.
    Self-love, like a compass, guiding my way,
    In the gentle embrace of a brand-new day.

    Within, I seek a love so deep,
    A promise to myself, a secret to keep.
    Mirror reflections, it is a start,
    Loving every piece of me, a work of art.

    In the tapestry of dreams, a vow I weave,
    To embrace imperfections and in them, believe.
    Stars in my soul, twinkling bright,
    I continue on this journey of self-love’s light.

    Acceptance, the bridge, to hearts that care,
    In 2024, love is in the air.
    No fortress of doubt, no walls to build,
    A dance with hearts, the space is filled.

    With open arms, I welcome the tides,
    Affection and warmth in love’s sweet strides.
    In this chapter, I choose to receive,
    Love’s symphony, in which to believe.

    Nurturing my mind, a garden of thought,
    Seeds of wisdom, lessons sought.
    Books and knowledge, like rain on soil,
    A fertile mind, a lifetime to uncoil.

    Learning and growing, expanding my view,
    In the vast expanse of the intellectual brew.
    A sanctuary of thoughts, a haven of peace,
    Nurturing my mind, the quest shall not cease.

    2024, a year of growth and bloom,
    A tapestry woven with lessons from the gloom.
    In self-love’s embrace, I find my might,
    Accepting love, like morning light.

    Nurturing my mind, a scholar’s quest,
    In the pages of wisdom, I am truly blessed.
    The mind, a garden, thoughts take flight,
    In the canvas of dreams, I find my light.

    So here’s to my 2024 journey, a story to tell,
    In the symphony of life, where dreams swell.
    I set my intentions, a heartfelt decree,
    For a year of love, growth, and wisdom, to be.

    Abigail J. Stopka

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    • Abigail! This piece is amazing! I love this line: “Mirror reflections, it is a start,
      Loving every piece of me, a work of art.”

      I am excited to see what this year brings you. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being part of The Unsealed family. <3Lauren

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      • Both the poem and the Author-took my breath away! 🙂
        Why are the women so beautiful?
        It’s their Mom’s fault…
        Why are men so crazy?
        It’s their Dad’s fault.
        LOL
        Great Poem!!!

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  • MY FAVORITE DAY WAS MAY 2, 2023

    Dear Unsealed,

    My favorite day in 2023.
    I was still recovering from major surgery on May 2, 2023.
    I remember that day so well as we
    All will remember the day in Sacramento, Cali.
    The early flight as early in the am as it could be.
    This was my first outing since my surgery in April 2022.
    I was honored to be chosen to lobby,
    For women’s rights here in Cali.
    We met senators, all other elected officials of the beat,
    of the capital of Cali.
    My first outing had to be dramatic of course,
    As this was my first travel of the year
    To concur I celebrate May 2, 2023
    As happy as I could be,
    To spread light, love and peace for equality.
    It was a full day of speeches and shaking hands,
    Of important peeps as well as the immediate company,
    Of my sisters, who flew over with me.
    We flew back to Ontario airport.
    To confirm our day was complete.
    I was happy I must report.
    That was fun and work and play,
    On my favorite on May 2, 2023
    That’s all I have to say about my day.

    Sincerely,
    Vicki Lawana Trusselli
    December 21, 2023

    Vicki Lawana Trusselli

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    • I love this. Thank you for advocating for women like me. It sounds like an amazing day. I hope you are feeling all better now. Thank you for sharing. <3 Lauren

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