AN ONLINE PUBLICATION CONNECTING MINDS
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Our purpose is to bring gift of creative writing through growth, vulnerability and mindfulness
ABOUT US
Poem Stellium is an online publication founded in 2021 with the intentions to support voices in creative writing, mental health and astrology. We pride ourselves in providing a platform for new voices to have their work showcased, dissolving barriers offering unlimited submissions internationally. We are proud to be able to provide a space that diminishes the challenges to be seen, appreciated and valued. Here we admire and applaud each and every individual that chooses to submit their work with us as we know how intimidating the process can be.
Poem Stellium recognizes the power of words and its ability to heal and transform our way of thinking. Research shows that poetry, reading, writing and speaking can contribute towards bettering our mental health. We are always expanding and evolving to allow us to keep up with the ongoing changes that affect us all. We are committed and continuously on the lookout for talent that can benefit the audience allowing them to not only to be touched by the creatives words but be educated in some way.
We strive to create content that is both thought-provoking and meaningful, while also encouraging our readers to explore their own creative sides. So, if you’re looking for your daily dose of inspiration, Poem Stellium is the place to be!
Whilst major publishers are looking for the next business deal, we are on the look out for the next big truth. What do you have to say? Why is it relevant? Who can benefit from this? We look forward to sharing this incredible journey with you and what we discover.
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The Mental Health of Men
I recently discussed mental health topics with my bloggers. How can we raise awareness and break the stigma surrounding mental health through our conversations? We all shared our concerns about men and their mental well-being. Each of us could empathize with having a male acquaintance whose struggles have been overlooked and disregarded. We inhabit a…
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What I Saw in the Mirror Wasn’t the Problem
Trigger Warning – This entry talks about eating disorders and mentions suicide. There’s still a misconception that eating disorders are rooted in how you feel about yourself on a physical level. It is assumed that the sufferer feels that they are ugly or too fat. Though these indeed are the case for some people, it…
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Balancing Anxiety in the Workplace
Today, let’s talk about something that hits close to home for many of us: the relentless grind of the 9 to 5 life and the added weight of anxiety that comes with it. It’s a tough balancing act, but fear not, my fellow warriors, we’re in this together. First off, let’s address the elephant in…
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