Chapter 6 : Verses from Gaza

Summary: Through the power of poetry, we aim to capture the profound emotions and resilient spirit within the heart of Gaza, Palestine. This campaign delves into the multifaceted experiences of individuals amidst conflict, using verse as a poignant tool to echo their stories, hopes, and unwavering resilience. It's an ode to the human spirit in the face of adversity, seeking to bridge understanding and empathy across borders.


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The Poem: Verses from Gaza



Oh Gaza, don't be afraid of doing the right thing.

Even if you suffer for what is right, you are blessed, the Bible says.

( Nafisa Khan )


In Gaza's embrace, my heart finds solace and peace,

For Gaza's sake, I'll strive, my love will never cease.

( Brett De Villiers )


In Gaza's embrace, hope lingers, unending,

The walk for freedom, a journey of resilience, extending.

( Jeff Robin )


In Gaza's heart, peace yearns, a desperate plea,

Can we not afford to let love set Gaza free?

( Shazia Khan )


My heart aches for Gaza's little ones,

Their stolen smiles, a tragedy caused by their own neighbors.

( Ali Ahmad )


Innocent children, why must their lives be taken?

Let them thrive, in Gaza's embrace, unshaken.

( Shaheen Iqbal )


In Gaza's heart, hope flickers, refusing to fade,

Amidst the darkness, resilience blooms, undeterred and unswayed.

( Khairul Nisa )


In Gaza's heart, love's plea echoes through the sand,

Why not embrace unity, hand in hand?

( James Michael )


The devil's reign of terror must be ceased,

Haunted by nightmares, Gaza's plea for peace.

( Rachel Carrim )


My dear Gaza, your strength ignites hope's fire.

In your struggle for justice, hearts and minds aspire.

( Rohit Singh )






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