Openletter Stories

open letters for you to make you think less crappy about yourself :)

Whatever comes to her mind that is worth writing, she scribbles down the words. She keeps notes. Mostly to herself. - - - - - - - This is also a poem and prose collection. - - - - - - - Letters to future love interest also exist here. - - - - - - - Anything ramdom, anything under the sun.

An open letter to my remaining thoughts that has haunt me for a few days now, as the past crept back into my mind. These are the last words that I have to let out to before I can move forward completely.

this book is simply a compilation of poems, letters, stories, i randomly wrote for him

Just a collection of little free writes I've done recently or in the past, relating to my life, sorted chronologically by what time they relate to. Some are poems, others are more like open letters, and most of them reference one another in some way. More to come whenever I feel one isn't horrible. Enjoy this grab bag of tangled, rambling ideas! *Trigger warning* For those with anxiety or a past of mental and/or physical abuse, some of this may be triggering for you.

This is my submission for To All The Boys I've Loved contest, and my first love letter that I've actually have an addressee, and this is how much I've fallen in love with him.

open letters - cennet escalante

A wish so close, yet never fulfilled. In a world full of choices and chances, this is the story of one wish that remained incomplete - but became unforgettable. It's a tale of love, longing, and the haunting beauty of what could have been. Because not every ending needs closure - some just need to be felt. She believed some wishes were meant to come true. But hers stayed incomplete... yet unforgettable. Their story wasn't built on perfect moments - it was woven through stolen glances, quiet dreams, and one goodbye she wasn't ready to accept. She heard the words, watched him walk away... but her heart stayed frozen in that moment. "My Favourite Incomplete Wish" is a story of love that arrived too early - or maybe too late. A story of holding on, letting go, and finding strength in the silence of unfinished endings. Will she ever find peace... or was the wish never meant to be fulfilled?

To my second one, my purpose partner, my co-worker in Christ, my adventure buddy, my ka-chika for life, this is for you. Start: 2018 On going... Write, A

Just a collection of unsent (and never to be sent) letters from a girl who's awake at 11 p.m wondering what she's doing with her life

Letters to people who matters the most.

[REQUESTS ARE VERY MUCH OPEN] ｉｎｅｆｆａｂｌｅ (adj.) utterly indescribable; too sacred to speak of cover by: @loveforsythia

In short, our concern for the World, where we see the division taking place, even when fighting an illness. The arrogance comes to life over the heads of people whose hope and wish is to just stay healthy. The different approach to the spread of the new coronavirus, now also landed in Dutchland, gives the impression to ordinary people there is more to worry about, than what is told by our officials. The Dutch approach differs from other countries. People who have symptoms are the only ones who are isolated, and testing only occurs when symptoms are apparent. It all seems very counter intuitive, especially where we talk about a virulent outbreak. Let's hope it will work, but also leave no room for excuses when the officials fuck this up.

A open letter to the last person I'll EVER love.

Poems and open letters to the ones who left. (2015-2017)

"Lost in Nostalgia" A melancholic symphony of love and loss, woven with the ache of unspoken longing. It tells the tale of a friendship that once brought light, only to fade into the shadows of unrequited love. Time moves forward, but the echoes of what once was still linger, whispering in the quiet spaces of memory. Despite the pain, hope remains a fragile wish for the past to return, even as it slips further away. Originally written on December 10, 2015, as "Nostalgia" Revised on February 20, 2025.

"Some things are just easier said via letter- things that for some reason you can't or won't say in person. These letters may never get to their intended recipients, but writing them is enough. " A collection of open letters, for those who want to read them.

Some letters are better kept anonymously sent.