Mental Health
A Path to True Happiness
When you grow to a certain age you should stop chasing materialistic things. In this life, you have not a lot of time to spend. Be even more simple, be realistic, and be as comfortable as you want to be with whoever you are with.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing2 years ago in Poets
The Healer's Path
The body aches, the spirit tires, Yet each setback ignites new fires. In healing hands and mindful ways, Health renews, and strength stays. A balanced life, a rested mind, Are gifts the weary soul will find. In every path we walk, we know— To nurture health is how we grow.
By Cecil Enock2 years ago in Poets
A Breath of Gratitude
The heart beats steady, the lungs breathe deep, A rhythm soft in peaceful sleep. For health we thank, for life we praise, A brighter world, a softer gaze. Each moment blessed with simple breath, Is life’s soft armor against death. In every step and every smile, We savor health that lasts a while.
By Mercy Sigilai 2 years ago in Poets
I disappear a lot, but…
Introduction Most of us can relate to the phrase, "I disappear a lot, but…" - whether that means stepping away from social media, canceling plans, or simply taking quiet time for ourselves. In a world that thrives on constant connectivity, the urge to "disappear" can feel both liberating and difficult to explain. Why do we feel this need to withdraw from the world, and what is it that we gain by doing so?
By Muhammad Nadeem2 years ago in Poets
The Evolution of Poets: How Poets Adapt Across Generations
Introduction Throughout history, poets have acted as chroniclers of human experience, encapsulating emotions, cultural values, and social conflicts in their verse. From Homer’s epics to today’s Instagram poets, poetry has continuously evolved in response to shifting societal landscapes and advancements in technology. In today’s digital age, poets are no longer limited to traditional print media; they use social media platforms, performance art, and even AI to reach and engage audiences in new ways. This article explores how poets have adapted their voices, styles, and themes across generations and how the spirit of poetry remains both adaptable and timeless.
By Words by Imene2 years ago in Poets
