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I love this poem. It really hit home. Often times, I forget that I am worthy too. I matter just as much as the next person. I lose myself in the darkness often. But, when I read this poem, I...

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You're Worthy And You Matter

© more by Madalina Coman

Published by Family Friend Poems November 2020 with permission of the Author.

You weren’t born
to lose yourself
within this darkness.

You were born
to rise,
to shine,
and thrive.

You were born
to live,
to give,
to love,
and
to be loved.

(You’re worthy and you matter)

ABOUT THE POET:

Madalina Coman is an author, a mother and a mental health advocate. She is currently working as an associate marriage and family therapist in Northern California. Madalina has written two poetry collections, with a third to be released later in 2020. Through her work, Madalina aims to educate, empower, destigmatize and provide hope for individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, grief and other mental illnesses. She writes with openness, honesty and vulnerability in hopes that her words will be able to normalize her readers' experiences and offer validation that no one is truly alone in their struggles.

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  • Marcus M Malesela by Marcus M Malesela, Johannesburg, South Africa
  • 3 years ago

Just being born makes us worthy enough of being here. Beautifully written poem. It's short and clear. I love it to my core, and it deserves a share. Keep up the good work.

  • SweetLily by SweetLily, California
  • 3 years ago

I love this poem. It really hit home. Often times, I forget that I am worthy too. I matter just as much as the next person. I lose myself in the darkness often. But, when I read this poem, I saw the light again. Remembering to love myself unconditionally too. I give so much of me away, that I never stop to ask myself if I am okay. We all need reassurance. Most of all, we need unconditional love from ourself and others.

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