When Red Cross Was a Humanitarian Organisation

When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation 

When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation
Her father was so visionary
Her children were so caring
Her services were so sharing
Her voice was so mandatory 


When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation
Her mission was to alleviate human suffering
Her vision was to maintain peace
Her motto was to care for the vulnerable 
Her promised was to serve humanity


When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation
Her soul birth was clear
Her soul kindness was near 
Her soul structures were abiding 
Her targets were outreaching


When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation 
Her fundamental principles were valued 
Her emblems were respected 
Her images were protected 
Her protocols were followed 


When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation 
She discouraged Battlefields 
She neither encouraged nor discouraged migration 
She provided for all without their differences 
She answered to calls in every instances 


When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation 
Her inclusive relieve 
Was never Arabs belief
"Nuhibbu Maen Yuhibbuna 
Wal Bakky Laa Yuhimmuna" 
"We Love Who Ever Loves Us
And The Rest Do not Concern Us" 


When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation 
Her planet was never worried 
Her babies were never starved 
Her wounded were ever cared for
Her vulnerables were ever catered for
                   BECAUSE 
She was everywhere for everyone

©Marabi Amfaal Hydara 
The Humanitarian Poet
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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