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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Harrowing shifts placating Palestinian patients Awkwardly healing bones, injuries war caused Comfort we gave seemed severely insufficient Soul mates meeting among pain, implausible Crutch hobbling boy with copious haphazard grin Caught both our hearts, we smuggled him chocolate You took every free chance to sit and joke with him Your easy demeanor is medicine, patients responded Images of rubble sifting shadow-faced citizens Inescapable magnitude replayed, dream tethered Impact we made upon fractured limbs and spirits Told us each smile gained was worthy endeavour I've speculated our distance pronounced our parallels A far, foreign land artificially grew our new love found Strongest logic shows me your benevolence plentiful Desire stunned us, despite draped shapeless gowns A year improvising in Gaza's limping hospice system Threatened to take my buoyancy amongst its tragedy Compassion you dealt exposed a myriad of wisdom Guardians of burden bandaged turmoil's inched recovery Excitement of moving in together, calm logic forgotten Several short weeks after Gaza, shared goals discussed A jubilant wedding, white gown without tie backed cotton Box pile totems, future unpacked together, a time for us 17th August 2020 JCB Burl, Sponsor Contest, 'A Time For Us'
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