The Poem: Verses from Gaza





In Gaza's verses, souls entwine, valuing humanity's worth,

Praying for wars to cease, let peace reign on Earth.

( Lorraine Cockrell )


In Gaza's verses, hearts unite, cherishing humanity's light,

Praying for wars to cease, let peace's melody take flight.

( Lorraine Cockrell )


In Gaza's verses, love transcends, embracing humanity's worth,

Praying for wars to end, let peace's harmony be rebirthed.

( Lorraine Cockrell )


Fear not, Palestine, the world's eyes now open wide,

Your cries resound, your pain acknowledged, stand tall with pride.

( Maymoona Ismail )


She painted white birds, churches, women, peace,

But was shattered by the cruel stars of war's release.

( Phillippa Yaa de Villiers )


In Gaza's trials, courage stands tall,

Solidarity's light breaks through the wall.

( Emad Mruwat )


A mother's strength, unwavering, she finds solace in Allah's embrace,

With one arm gone, she cradles her child, love's unyielding grace.

( Aine Hayden )


A mother's arm lost, yet Allah's praise she sings,

With one remaining, her child she still brings.

( Aine Hayden )


A mother's arm lost, her faith in Allah unwavering,

With one remaining, her child she embraces, love engraving.

( Aine Hayden )


A mother's arm lost, her faith in Allah unwavering,

With one remaining, her child she embraces, love engraving.

( Aine Hayden )






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