Vanessa Alvarez

Vanessa Alvarez Poems

I'm not who I was, I've weathered the storm,
I've changed through the fire, reshaped every form.
I've carried the weight of betrayal and loss,
And learned that my peace comes at a cost.
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You don't need to know the plan,
Just take today with open hand.
Not every step will feel secure,
But trust in Him—His love is sure.
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I've learned that plans may fall apart,
That dreams can crack a tender heart.
That not all wounds will mend with time,
And not all wrongs will turn to rhyme.
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I thought you smiled when I was glad,
But truth revealed, it made you mad.
The joy I held, the light I knew,
Became annoyance deep in you.
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It warms my heart to see their days,
Now free from struggle's heavy haze.
Their lives are brighter, eased of pain,
No longer bound by hardship's chain.
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I hope you wander, bold and bright,
Chasing dreams in morning light.
I hope you taste the world's delight,
And dance beneath the stars at night.
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Be brave enough to drop disguise,
To meet yourself with open eyes.
Beneath the masks, beneath the show
There lives the soul you need to know.
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Write your story, line by line,
In ink that's bold, in voice divine.
Close the pages when you must,
Begin again with hope and trust.
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You never know whose heart you mend,
Whose broken soul begins to bend.
A smile, a hug, a word so small
Might be the thing that saves it all.
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This is for you, worn down and low,
Who walks through storms with nowhere to go.
For days that drag, for nights that sting,
For hearts too tired to feel a thing.
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You've walked through fire, faced the rain,
Endured the weight of silent pain.
You've bent, not broken, through the years,
And carried strength behind your tears.
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Give it your best, don't wait for the day
When skies are clear or doubts fade away.
The moment is now, the fire is here
So chase that dream, ignore the fear.
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You don't need to know what's next,
No need to have your life pretext.
The road ahead is wild and wide,
Just trust the pull you feel inside.
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I walk beneath the silver sky,
The stars above, the night nearby.
The quiet hums, the shadows stay,
They guide my heart along the way.
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Where have you gone? ' they ask with grace,
As if I vanished without trace.
But I withdrew from poisoned air,
From smiles that masked a
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I've played the part beyond the page,
A lover lost, a silent sage.
Not out of need, nor hollow plea,
But from the fire that burns in me.
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I walk alone through midnight rain,
A symphony of soft refrain.
My music hums, the shadows sigh—
The world is still, and so am I.
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I dwell between the dusk and flame,
No single mask, no single name.
A whisper in the crowded hall,
A shadow where no voices call.
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When night is thick and hope is thin,
And sorrow claws beneath your skin,
When every breath feels steeped in dread,
And dreams lie broken, cold, and dead—
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They're not ashamed of what they've done,
Just scared the truth won't come undone.
No guilt within their hollow chest,
Just fear their lies won't let them rest.
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Vanessa Alvarez Biography

Early Life & #Inspirations Vanessa Dizon Alvarez grew up with a deep sensitivity to the world around her, channeling #isolation, #longing, and suffering into creative empowerment. From an early age, she discovered that words could be both a refuge and a weapon—capable of transforming vulnerability into unforgettable art. Her introspective nature and emotional intelligence became the foundation of her poetic voice. #Artistic Identity Vanessa is known for her gothic, emotionally charged poetry that balances raw vulnerability with rhythmic accessibility. Her work often explores existential themes—love, loss, resilience, and transformation—while maintaining a dramatic edge that resonates with audiences seeking both beauty and truth. She thrives on iterative revision, constantly refining rhyme, rhythm, and emotional tone to ensure each piece leaves a lasting impact.)

The Best Poem Of Vanessa Alvarez

I'm Not Who I Used To Be

I'm not who I was, I've weathered the storm,
I've changed through the fire, reshaped every form.
I've carried the weight of betrayal and loss,
And learned that my peace comes at a cost.

I've taken the hits, I've swallowed the lies,
I've wiped my own tears and silenced the cries.
I used to bend just to keep others pleased,
Now I stand firm, my spirit released.

I don't take the nonsense, the guilt, or the blame,
I don't play the fool in their selfish game.
I've learned to choose me, to guard what I feel,
To honor my heart and let myself heal.

So yes, I've changed — and pain made it so,
It taught me to rise, to let the past go.
I'm stronger, I'm wiser, I'm finally free—
I'm not who I was, I'm who I should be.

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