Global Peace Poem

A global community poem in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Kent State University’s May 4 shootings.

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My Voice

My voice is a fall leaf changing colors.
My voice is a two-belled trumpet in harmony for peace.
My voice stands for every child lost to a bullet.
My voice hungers. My voice dives.
I want the ocean’s sea turtles to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
I want an end to mothers’ sufferings.
Take back our endless wars and give us a lifetime supply of sunflowers.
My voice is sunlight, sunlight, sunlight.

About

A global community poem in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Kent State University’s May 4 shootings. The Wick Poetry Center invites people from around the world to contribute a line or stanza to a Global Peace Poem titled “My Voice.” You don’t need to have any previous writing experience to participate. Simply select one or more of the prompts below to share your voice.

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