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



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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