Mental Health

Resolve
“You never know how strong you are until being strong is your only choice.” Life on this Earth has an amazing way of showing us
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff10 months ago in Poets
Uplift
“The things that we share in our world are far more valuable than those which divide us.” Every shared experience creates a foundation
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff10 months ago in Poets
2025
Its nearly 2026 and dam has this year changed me I feel the echoes of who I was fading behind me, like a voice swallowed by fog,
By Kel10 months ago in Poets
Can You Handle the Responsibility of a Serious Relationship?
Only by taking things slowly can you truly filter out those who cherish you. If you want a healthy and stable relationship, do not easily accept someone's advances.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing10 months ago in Poets
The Raven . Top Story - November 2025.
It’s been 27 minutes since I last saw her ebony hair Or maybe it’s been centuries, who knows? Perhaps it was only yesterday when I first laid eyes on her
By Anna Torres10 months ago in Poets
Hardwired Beings
Within our minds a pattern takes shape. Of purposes we perceive but can't escape. For those that navigate with artistry and care. We attribute a will beyond what's really there.
By Solomon Walker10 months ago in Poets
WORKERS OF PATHWAYS
I added the video because it is an important part of the visuals for this story. I am not apologizing for the video because I thought about just publishing the story but the video works for this story. My teacher friend in LA loves the videos and the visuals. I dedicate this to my teacher friend, Ms. Lidia, to my social worker therapist, Elizabeth, to my Nurse, Arapia, and to my caregiver, Rosa.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 10 months ago in Poets
Your Ghost Borrowed My Shoes
Your ghost borrowed my shoes last night. I know, because they weren’t where I left them— not by the door with the muddy laces,
By Milan Milic10 months ago in Poets
The Rats Keep Score. Runner-Up in Villanelle of Regret Challenge.
Behold the man deserving of sackcloth Whose modesty, façade is stripped bare Picked apart by the rats and the moth ~ He who hides in shadows from wroth
By Paul Stewart10 months ago in Poets
Blood Red Lately. Content Warning.
She stands just 4’11 tall, but carries a weight that could crush them all. Half Black flame, half winter white, born in Trinidad, fading from sight.
By Danae Williams10 months ago in Poets
The Things We Left on Read
The chat history scrolls back farther than we lasted, blue and gray bubbles like cheap wallpaper We never bothered to peel off.
By Milan Milic10 months ago in Poets
Bonsai Dreams
In the quiet corner of an old wooden veranda, a bonsai tree stands—still, patient, eternal— holding within its miniature form
By Alexander Mind10 months ago in Poets