Thirty Day Poetry Challenge
30 Kindness Poems in 30 Days For A Kinder World
The world is too often a sad and dangerous place for many people but we can all be angels of a different kind. In our view, the only thing that can really make a difference is if we work together to embrace kindness, and empathy and teach it to our children. With Love, Laughter and Kindness we learn that we too benefit when we are kind to others.
So, I challenged myself with this project to write 30 poems in 30 days as part of a bigger project, the Zorzle Global Kindness Movement led by children. It needs a community of people working with the one goal of making this world a better place not just for us but for those who come after us.
Of course, it needs sponsors too to help fund phone games and apps and digital books that embrace Love, Laughter and Kindness. Please subscribe and share.
Day 13 – Marcel, Making the Invisible Visible
In 1944 when Marcel Mangel’s father was taken by the Nazis to Auschwitz, where he was killed, he cha…
Day 14 – Just One Student’s Note
When Chris resigned from a very toxic workplace he was feeling hurt and broken. This note left one d…
Day 15 – Sleeping on a Stone Pillow
Sleeping on a Stone Pillow involved a social worker, befriends a homeless woman named Florabelle, pl…
Day 16 – How Some Men Cry
Men and toxic masculinity is a sad indictment on us all. This poem reflects a breakdown in relations…
Day 17 – Valourous Val, Our Kind Warrior
In 1977, when former nun Val Edwards was arrested as one of the leaders of protests against the Bjel…
Day 18 – Bus To The Heart Of Denial
This is a poem about Charles Perkins, a civil rights activist who dedicated his life to achieving ju…
