A World Where All Belong

We are many, yet one earth we share,
Bound by dreams, by hope, by care.
From distant tongues, our voices rise,
Different songs beneath the skies.

Some speak of freedom, some cry for bread,
Some whisper prayers for their daily bread.
Each voice a river, strong and true,
Flowing together, breaking through.

No wall of hatred, no chain of fear,
Can silence the truth that all must hear:
That every soul has a rightful place,
To live with dignity, to walk with grace.

Peace is not silence, nor quiet air,
It is justice lived, it is love made fair.
It is hands uniting, hearts that defend,
The rights of all, till the very end.

So let the chorus never cease,
Diverse voices singing peace.
In human rights, our truths are found,
A harmony that circles round.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace