JOIN OUR EIGHTEENTH GLOBAL COLLABORATION

JOIN OUR EIGHTEENTH GLOBAL COLLABORATION at the Writers Cafe!

 

Are you ready to share your voice in our holiday collaboration of hope and unity?

 

We invite you to submit 4 lines of poetry or prose (24 words max) that include the words: world, peace, love, trust, empathy, and future.

 

Entry Dates: Now - December 10

 

To celebrate the diversity of voices across the globe, please include:

• Your country
• The username you’d like connected to your poem

 

Comment on this note with your entry or send it directly to me or Emma. I'll weave all submissions together into a shared post for everyone to enjoy.

 

Let’s create a beautiful tapestry of hope, empathy, and unity this December one voice at a time, many hearts together.

Reviews

[emmajoygreen]

country .England. wouldn't mind my county of Yorkshire been included but maybe to much to ask for .

question is it ok to use the listed words more than once. if not let me know.

right here are my lines

I yearn for peace,
the world need love,
we need truth and empathy with hope and unity,
then the future is assured-world peace.

yorkie, England

[An owl on the moon]

Thank you for the wondrous words and your inspiration to keep the world's voices coming together each year. Almost done compiling! 🌟🎄🌟

[emmajoygreen]

The world as we know could not be without peace
And built on trust and empathy
We look for the future we have
And love it as it is

Country :US
Marie Kinnett

[emmajoygreen]

A Holiday Toast

You wanted world peace
I wanted empathy and love.
Instead there is trust for the future.
Salute

Carrie USA

[Stella Armour]

Writers Café collaboration poem 2026

When my mind knows a calming peace
the world becomes so beautiful
that I know
love has a future.

© Stella Armour
England.

[Lorry]

Holiday collab 2026



In the year two zero two six,
may all anxiety subside.
Might all pain become less
on its journey to nothingness
and the the path for all be lighter.

Lorry, Scotland.


***ps... its on five lines, made up of two sentences.
Yours, clutching at straws...

Lorry 😀