This poem is about me reflecting on a past relationship and the things that it made me feel and rediscovering what I deserve and want to feel.

Self-doubt is something we all experience at some point. That little voice in your head telling you you’re not good enough or you’re going to fail can be relentless. It can hold you back from applying for your dream job, starting a new project, or even speaking up for yourself. The worst part? The longer you let self-doubt control you, the stronger it becomes. But here’s the truth: Self-doubt is not reality. It’s a habit. And like any habit, it can be broken. If you’re tired of second-guessing yourself, here’s a practical guide to overcoming self-doubt and stepping into confidence.

In 2019, I went on vacation in Virginia. One of the cities I visited was Washington D.C., where I took the subway a few times. This poem recalls a brief interaction I had one time at the subway. A stranger's hair was so captivating to me that I had to compliment it. A few kind words go a long way.

A poetically developed thought about the definition of oblivion, the fragility of love, and the human experience of doubt.

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Life can feel like carrying a heavy backpack. The idea of letting go is more than a saying. It's a way to grow and find new potential in yourself. Imagine dropping the weights that hold you back. This makes room for new experiences and true happiness. Letting go is not just leaving past troubles behind. It's a brave step towards changing yourself. By letting go, you can change your mind, feel less stressed, and find growth you thought was out of reach.

There was once a woman who spent her days pouring into everyone — family, friends, relationships — always showing up, always giving. She smiled for the world, even on days when her heart felt heavy.

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Gratitude has been one of the main mindsets that gets me through when I'm struggling with feeling emotions I don't like. This one is for the gratitude I have for my health. I already know I'm a dork, I have too much positivity, blah, blah, blah. I knew these things way before I was ever told, which btw, I never asked anyone's opinion. My gratitude has literally brought me to tears which in itself can feel overwhelming but it makes for a good soul cleansing.

I wrote this in April 2023 at the beginning of my healing journey. I am a mother of five kids. I have been through neglect as a child and survived a domestic violence relationship for 13 years.

I knew for a long time I needed a change, I needed sobriety among other things. I knew I needed help but I'm not one to ask for it and I was honestly scared to get sober. So I'll start this stream with the night the universe/God made the decision for me.

Where did you get the idea: During some saturday I was outside walking with mom and the topic of feelings came up and while this conversation I was like “Huh, she’s using the wrong words describe that emotion” then “Wait a moment, there isn’t a right way to describe emotions” and so I wrote this poem What is your piece about: If you couldn’t tell from the poem it’s about feelings, and my opinions about them. Why does it matter to you: It matters to me because it helped me shape my opinions about feelings and put my thoughts into words.

This blog, this stream, it’s about those moments. The ones where common sense takes a backseat, where morals go missing, where people make choices that make the rest of us wonder—what the hell were they thinking? Because let’s be real, some folks have completely lost the plot. And while I’ve had my fair share of questionable decisions, at least my moral compass isn’t totally broken. Some people, though? They’re a whole different level of reckless. So, welcome to "Brain Cells not Included"

This a small entry to my chaotic mind of mine while transitioning from my bubble worldview to the harsh reality of society.

In a bright summer that is slowly coming soon the weather will be happy and joyful to spread love through the world!

And the cold winter strikes again, join me to embark on a sad poem regarding the true state of winter and the hidden meaning behind it. Sorrow…

This poem is titled “Oak.” The interpretation of it is left up to the reader. Some of my favorite lines are about destiny being predetermined, and how you can’t change anything, so you should just enjoy it as it is.

Prompt: Tell me a story about a time that you learned something really important about yourself. Detailing the story of how I taught myself to ride a bike, exploring more story-form poetry.

By embracing coping strategies and seeking help when needed, individuals can navigate their emotions more effectively while building fulfilling lives.

Support systems comprised of family, friends, and mental health professionals play a crucial role in fostering understanding and empathy, which are vital for personal growth.