World Lupus Day Ribbons loop in purple hues,Voices echo, strong and clear.Day breaks over silent fears,Shadows flee as light pursues.Hands unite to form a chain,Eyes meet with shared resolve.Together, mysteries we solve,In winds of change, we stand again.Courage blooms on faces worn,Hope is sewn into the seam.Life—a challenging, vibrant stream,From dusk’s approach to rosy morn.Celebrate…
Quiet Gratitude Fields of white stones, each a silent tale,Flags flutter softly in the mourning gale.Honor their memory, sacrifices cast,In quiet gratitude, forever vast. Meaning This short poem pays homage to those who have fallen in service, symbolized by the white stones of military cemeteries and the flags that flutter above them. It speaks to…
Europe Day May’s gentle light, a union’s bond,Old cities sing a hopeful song.From distant hills to vibrant streets,A continent where history meets.Peace weaves through the market square,Unity’s dream floats on the air.Different tongues, one common plea,Freedom, justice, harmony.Stars on flags, blue as the sea,Symbolize our shared decree.East to West, under one sky,Together we aim, high…
World Donkey Day Each eighth of May, we pause to praise,The humble donkey and its ways.Across the globe, in fields and farms,They labor on with quiet charms.Burden bearers in sun’s harsh ray,Carrying hope, day by day.In rural hearts, they’re beasts of burden,On rocky paths, by river and garden.A call for care, a plea for respect,Against…
Ovarian Cancer Day Whispering winds on the eighth of May,echo truths we must convey.Hidden deep, where silence lays,ovarian tales in somber greys.Cells betray with quiet creep,in shadows vast, they sow and reap.Epithelial whispers, stromal songs,where hope persists but fear prolongs.Symptoms subtle, veiled and mild,bloating, pain, deceptions styled.Urgent whispers, frequent cries,masked in common daily guise.Early catch,…
When the parades have all gone by,And quiet settles ‘neath the sky,Remember me, not just todayBut every day in your own way.On Memorial Day, recall,The price of peace is dear for all.Each martyr’s step, each veteran’s strife,Carved paths of hope through their sacrificed life.In fields where poppies dare to creep,Over stones where the valiant sleep,Their…
Silhouettes of Valor Shadows stretch at dawn’s first light,etched in hues of solemn might.Silhouettes of valor stand,cast by courage, bold and grand.March of memories down each street,echoes of their valiant feet.Whispers of a sacred pledge,honor’s edge on freedom’s ledge.Twilight falls on fields once crossed,reflecting all that was not lost.In each brave heart, a story’s glow,valor’s…
Do You Remember Me? Do you remember me, the fallen one,Beneath the foreign, distant sun?In battles fought on land and sea,I gave my life so you’d be free.From silent graves, our voices call,Remember us, who gave our all.In fields of green where poppies grow,Our stories live, the world should know.Each flag that waves, each tear…
You Will Be a Mom One Day Tiny fingers, future clasped,Gentle smiles, memories vast.Daughter mine, a path you’ll tread,Echoing the words I’ve said.Softly now, I see you play,Child today, mom one day.Lessons taught by loving hands,Grow you strong, as life demands. Meaning This poem celebrates the enduring connection between a mother and her daughter, projecting…
International Thalassaemia Day Mark the date, May the eighth,We honor those whose fatesAre intertwined with strands unseen,Thalassaemia’s grasp, firm and keen.Blood’s flawed script, in genes confined,Anemic whispers through the body wind.Alpha’s mild touch, Beta’s harsh demand,Life’s balance in a fragile strand.Pallor of jaundice, fatigue’s cruel weight,Faces etched by genetic fate.Transfusions given, iron withdrawn,In silent battles,…
