Mental Health

How Can I Protect You?
I always try to be there for friends and will offer advice or a shoulder to lean on. People almost always keep things to themselves but it is better to at least talk to someone to deal with what the issues are.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 days ago in Poets
Crowded Room
A thousand voices ramble Forming unintelligible noises and sounds Rising and falling, in perplexing patterns Causing confusion to my ears
By Edward Val3 days ago in Poets
The Orchard of the Heart
No matter what state you are in, you must understand that the goal of life is health and happiness. Say goodbye to unhappy people and things. When you feel happy, buy yourself flowers; when life is a little bitter, eat some candy; when you are lonely, look up at the stars and talk to them. Be brave—in the end, we will all be happy.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing3 days ago in Poets
Seas. Content Warning.
The waves of the sea crash by your pale feet, a gentle touch, teasing a stronger future grip. - Someday, I knew it would take it all away.
By Reece Beckett3 days ago in Poets
Her Safe Landing
A new day passes, sun setting, the night sky radiant in its colours, She quietly watches, Silently contemplating, As the world spins on its axis.
By Colleen Millsteed 3 days ago in Poets
I ASK THE UNIVERSE
This is my voice, my face, my song, my lyrics all created, written, & edited by me, Vicki Lawana Trusselli FYI for doubters and negative responses, this is me!
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 3 days ago in Poets
What Stays, What Leaves
It began so quietly I didn’t notice the first time just a thought passing through at the edge of something uncertain
By Jennifer Marie Libertini3 days ago in Poets
Where’s The Creativity?!
The secret is to keep writing But about what? Lately, it has been so random Some poems about love and heartbreak Some about believing in yourself
By L.I.E4 days ago in Poets
Oh Loved One
You’re more afraid of what I think Than some of what you believe Shape and mold your fleet But your hill only gets more steep
By Cooper Austin4 days ago in Poets
The Woman In The Web
The Woman In The Web She did not see the threads at first take hold, They shimmered soft, almost too light to fear, A gentle pull, a story slowly told,
By George’s Girl 2026 4 days ago in Poets
Happy Birthday, Again
My birthday Has become synonymous With loneliness When I have to order, Pay for, Cut my own cake Alone. When I have to shed tears
By Manisha Dhalani4 days ago in Poets
Not Everything Is Evergreen
I’m on my way back home again. Last dog-eared ticket in my pocket – time for it to finally unfurl. I’m on my way back home again.
By Cristal S.4 days ago in Poets