Mental Health

VISION
Vision getting crystal clear And the site Is over here All the troubles and the struggles…. Went through all that for the cheer
By Haychie_Artist12 days ago in Poets
Recipe for Regret
For best results, knead as hard as you can - on your confidence, your screen, your bucket lists. Let their pressure overwhelm you, mold into you,
By Bridget Couture12 days ago in Poets
Clouded
I'd like to walk around in your mind one day Meet you at the gates and ask how you've been I'd like to walk all over the clouds you've been resting on and feel your love warm my heels
By flutterfryyy12 days ago in Poets
Distract Yourself
Fill your cup. Fill your days. Fill your mind. Distract yourself from that unwanted noise. Spend hours with friends. Make them laugh.
By Max Munro12 days ago in Poets
The Body Remembers
The body remembers what the mind tries to outrun. It remembers every storm, every rupture, every season of survival you forced yourself through. It remembers the nights you held yourself together with nothing but breath and grit. It remembers the mornings you rose anyway, even when rising felt like lifting a collapsed building off your own chest. The body keeps its own archive, written in muscle, breath, pulse, and instinct. Long after the mind rewrites the story, the body still carries the original draft.
By Elisa Wontorcik13 days ago in Poets
You do it because you have to
There comes a point in every ascent when you realize not everyone is meant to rise with you. It is not cruelty. It is not abandonment. It is simply the truth of altitude: some people cannot breathe where you are going. Some people cannot tolerate the clarity you’ve earned. Some people cannot follow you into a life that no longer requires your disappearance.
By Elisa Wontorcik13 days ago in Poets
To My Dearest Girl
To my dearest girl: In this world, there is no rush to find a partner. There is no need to rush into a relationship or give your heart away. Entrusting your life to yourself is more stable and reassuring than entrusting it to anyone else.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing13 days ago in Poets
Mended Hunger
I used to live on crumbs. A late reply. A “miss you” at 2 a.m. A half-hearted plan You’d cancel like it was weather.
By Milan Milic13 days ago in Poets
Silence Learned to Speak
In the beginning, I believed silence was empty. That belief came from books, from classrooms, from people who spoke loudly enough to convince me that worth is measured in volume. Speak up, they said. Be heard. Leave a mark. But no one ever taught me how to listen to what remains after the noise leaves.
By luna hart13 days ago in Poets
Liquor on My Lips, Ghosts in My Blood
When the breath of Dionysus has talked my feet into disobeying my hips, When the stench of Jack Daniel's has finally marked my state—splendid,
By Tedo Sharadenidze13 days ago in Poets
Anything
Always so cold, but why, she asked My body was frozen by truth Her ache reverberated through us both In the stillness we found as darkness settled
By Paul Stewart13 days ago in Poets
The Creature & The Black Tree. Top Story - January 2026.
You must know from the moment you were born, you were innocent in a way that invited envy. You gave no reason to earn disdain,
By Danielle Eckhart13 days ago in Poets