Thanks to a beautiful reader, who I wrote this poem for, here's something you need to remember: love is here, even still. Even though {fill in the blank} happened or is happening, love is my name and my truth. And it's yours. It's here, now, always, and the only thing that's lost is your memory of it.

Beautiful people don’t just “still exist”—they're everywhere. To help you see them and BE one of them, tell yourself these things today. I bet your heart needs to hear them... and how revolutionary that would be, to be supported, wherever you go.

What would it look like to be there for yourself? It might look like showing up for the heartache with a little more love than you’re used to giving yourself. It could sound like a sigh of relief after you’ve said “I think I might be enough.” Whatever it means, these poems are reminders that you’re not on your own.

Love inevitably leads back to love. That usually (probably always) means that sorrow is going to get thrown into the mix. Love, however, doesn’t stop. It may seem like it stops, but it morphs and flows; it’s powerful, eternal like that. This small collection of grief poetry is a reminder that “again” happens too.

“Just breathe” is good advice. To help you *just* breathe and totally disconnect from stress, read through this script of affirmations anytime you need more space and less chaos. Let these affirmations for breathing deeply and fully reconnect you with the ancient peace (and strength) you carry in your heart.

Note to self: you are already everything you think you need. These ten notes are brief yet powerful reminders that you’ve just forgotten how incredibly rich and capable you already are. This might be exactly what you need to hear (from yourself) today.

Since you're here right now, as you are, why not try trusting the journey? You don’t have to stay here forever, and you won’t. Change is already in the works. And when you bring joy to *this* moment, it's easier to find it in the next. Read these quotes and embrace what's coming... with less stress, and more wonder.

Confidently affirming something positive counters destructive and worried thoughts—the ones that are, way more often than not, inaccurate. Equip yourself with one or a few of these affirmations for anxiety to help you transform painful thoughts into productive thoughts—the kind that make the best use of the present moment.

Life doesn’t feel new and beautiful all the time. These poems about self-worth speak to that journey: it’s yours, after all. You’re here. That’s incredible enough. And that’s all the proof you need to start becoming the person you most want to be.

More than a simple self-acceptance poem, these words speak worlds if you know  what it feels like to stray from your own wild heart. Your heart, when it's in pieces and conflict. Read this poem if you're craving the sense of wholeness that only comes when you return to yourself.