Give us a quiet hush, where peace can resound
Karen Drew
Washington, NH
My voice tells the story of jasmine
To silence war and bury guns.
It speaks Jasmine
To the many mothers, left behind,
To fathers, injured...and gone,
To childhood on crutches
And to the bleeding dove:
"Once again in time,
There will return peace,
And in peace you will indulge"
Dima
Saudi Arabia
My voice doesn't notice
Carmi Soifer
Suquamish
My voice is a mother calling into darkness
A name falling softly as the rain
For all the children lost
But not forgotten
We will cry out
Forever and
Again
Anne Casey
Australia
My body is sacred
My body is a gift
My body
The bodies of my ancestors
The bodies futures ones
Name freedom
Ann Marie Davis
Oakland California
My voice is a car flying by with joy
My voice stands for the endless fun for spinning wheels
My voice screams in happiness, my voice shouts for competition
I want the sick to forget the sickness
I want the sad to forget the sadness
Take back our limits and give the freedom
My voice is loud,loud,loud
Yazin Mulla
Saudi Arabia
sweet marrow rememberings, —
Paul Lomax
Falling Waters
My voice stands for those who don't have a voice
K. S. King
Lawrenceville, GA
My voice is an unrelentingly graceful display of perseverance.
Rebecca Manning
East Cleveland, OH
My voice is a vigil
Birdsong and bark
Echo from dried riverbeds and parched canyons
My voice will come up for air as the waters surge
Arpeggio rising from tear gas and bloodied sand
My voice will cross borders
Armada in three-part peace
Waving all those children in bright vests to shore
Hollis Kurman
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
My voice peace ....
Peace everywhere ,
As peace only showers ,
Love here and there .
Peace ties a knot ....
A knot of infinity ,
in which the mass ,
lives in sanctity .
Peace when flies ,
No one die ,
Peace brings dare ,
My voice in layer .
Praveen Gola
Rohini, Delhi , India
My voice peace
Praveen Gola
Rohini, Delhi, India
my voice has been considered as chaff
on the wind, disregarded as useless
venetia sjogren
Panama and the USA
My voice whispers "peace" as you brush by my shoulder in the supermarket
My voice shivers at the coldness of your stare
My voice beckons others to stand,
hand in hand, to help, hold, and heal
one another with a chorus of hope:
I am human
You are human
We are human
C. Spencer
Kent, Ohio
Take the fallen and give us a reason to think we didn't lose them for nothing
Brianna Walker
Cleveland, Ohio
My voice has never been more silenced
than it has been staring in the face
of what we once called "Freedom"
Brianna Walker
Cleveland, Ohio
Take away my sadness, and give back my love.
jd
Las Cruces, NM
I want winter to end
Carrie
Kent State
My voice is as loud as wind blowing over the mountains.
Peter
Kent
Take back my voice—give me a lifetime of better ears.
Alex
Kent, Ohio
My voice glistens like the sunrise over the Pacific Ocean, as precious as morning dew.
Izzy
Cleveland, OH
I want peace for a peaceful world.
Peter
Kent
I want every person to feel like a child cared for, delighted in, listened to
Lauren
Kent
My voice stands for God.
Peter
Kent
My voice is as colorful as a Fall leaf
Peter
Kent
My voice is a ball rolling down a hill, picking up momentum as it goes.
Grace
Kent
My voice stands for equality.
Brianna
Ohio
My Voice Stands for those who stand for their rights
My Voice stands for those without for those who believe that cant be heard
My Voice Stands for those who believe that theirs has been silenced that theirs have been stolen and pawned off
I Speak for those who believe that they are being trampled upon that they cant think or speak with being Pushed down by Big Brother or those in Power
I Speak for those who Believe in Change for a better Future
Carl Houghton
Mantua, Ohio, United States of America
My voice stands for peace and acceptance.
Rachel Quiggle
Mantua, Ohio
My voice stands for all of those affected by the thoughtless government.
My voice stands for all of those hurt by the hateful words of others.
My voice stands for all of those being ripped from their crying parents arms.
My voice stands for all that can no longer speak for themselves.
My voice stands for everybody.
Krista Smith
Mantua, Ohio
To give or to take. To make or to break. Too much is taken and not enough is given. Take ray from the sun and give it to the dark.
Autumn Sindelar
Mantua, Ohio
My voice is the cool fall breeze blowing through the beautiful fall trees
Beth
I want those who are unheard, to be listened to.
kaley
Ohio
My voice stands for equal rights. Why must there be a rift between us all? We are all human.
Jillian
Ravenna, OH
My voice is Care,
Care for others who don't care for themselves,
Care for those who feel they don't deserve it,
Care for those who aren't cared for.
Jasmyn Jessel
Hiram, Ohio, USA
My voice stands for every person who is suffering from depression, the people who no longer feel loved in today's society. The people who no longer want a beautiful tomorrow but a dead and silent night, for all of eternity.
Allyssa Rieger
Ravenna, Ohio
My voice stands for any woman that feels like they are losing their rights
Lydia
Ohio
My voice stands for people willing to make a change
Bethany
Mantua, Ohio
My voice stands for light, peace, and tranquility.
Payton McMahon
Mantua, Ohio
I want a world that brings colors to the darkness surrounding us.
Ally Sabol
Mantua, Ohio
I want the silence to end , it needs to end. Children dropping dead like flies by their own hands its time for the silence to end.
Cierra
Ohio
I want the world to stop hurting, for mother Earth to live, for our world to keep turning and stop burning.
Wyatt Hunter
Ravenna, ohio
My voice stands for peace. For an end to the divide. For people to come together and put their differences aside.
Lilly
Hiram, Ohio, USA
My voice stands for those who don't get to have their voices heard.
Isaac Guyette
Ohio
My voice stands for the children dying for no reason at all.
kayley
ohio
My voice is mine, yours is yours
but together makes one powerful one
when we all are one, we are invincible
Josh Ondash
Mantua, Ohio, USA
My voice is a strong wind the in the night sky
Travis Waugh
Mantua Ohio
My voice can be heard echoing through the crisp night air
Jessica
Ohio
My voice shouts through other's masks.
Sydney
Hiram
I want peace and happiness. I want to end other's pain and suffering.
skylar g
Ravenna
My voice is the sound you hear before the world ends.
Sierra
Lahaina, HI
My voice is powerful
Teagan
Mantua, OH
I want to eliminate the fear of standing alone
Greg Stuber
Mantua
My voice can be as loud as the thunder,
autumn hammons
ohio
I want to have a world with no war
John
Mantua,Ohio
I want Unity for the United states
Brett
Mantua Ohio
My voice stands for peace
RJ Loomer
Mantua, Ohio
I want the world to be a less hateful place
chloe
Mantua Ohio
My voice stands for freedom
Wyatt
Mantua
I give you my life and you take others happiness.
Devin Oborn
Mantua, Ohio
My voice stands for those who don't have one
Kayla Starcher
Mantua, OH
My voice stands for the truth
Jacob haney
streetsboro
My voice is a never ending irk in John's ear
tAylOr gRuBb
Mantua
my voice is a chicken in the morning, always annoying my friends
nicholas gullett
mantua
I want magic
in a dark time
speaking aloud
an incantation to bring wholeness again
frightening some
who focus on themselves
afraid to allow
magic into their lives
real magic that happens between people
has nothing to do with logic or physics
but lies in common laughter and harmony
in sunny warmth on a winter day
in the music of silence
Larry Kerschner
Centralia, Washington
My voice. Your voice. Her voice. His voice.
Our voice.
I want you to hear it
I need you to feel it.
Take back ownership.
Take back responsibility--
Give me our voice back.
Liz Jertic-Somlai
Sombor, Serbia
My voice is all of the fists in the air at a punk show, screaming the words of anguish for those who cannot
Loving strangers in a way that looks painful, but is more encompassing than any love letter comes close to being
My voice is all of the fists in the air, united for justice, united for peace, united for you.
Holly Scala
Reno, Nevada
My voice weaves the unspoken woes of the fallen, the faceless masses, our battered abandoned.
Jennifer
Stuart, Florida United States
my voice is earthquake a trembling bird hanging on thread over an expanse of quacking dead ocean.
Ella
kent, oh
Your voice matters, matters, matters
katie fenster
pg county md
Take these bullets coursing through the air, frightening children and mothers every where - give us instead a show of peace, a breath of understanding, a time to heal - the possibility of harmony as we recognize ourselves in others - all part of a humankind family.
Take the disagreement, the anger, the resentment - give us the vision to see the whole world and each fellow human with compassion and wonder -
Say these words with me "peace is better, peace is better, always peace is better."
evelynjane
Oklahoma
My voice stands for the Earth
Andy
Urbana, Il
I want to take away suffering and give a sense of meaning and relationship.
Jeremy
Greensboro, NC
My voice stands for ending structural violence and building peace
Jeremy
Greensboro, NC
My voice stands for the voiceless
virginia
minneapolis
my voice is loud, and quc viet
elhal
kehu
I want to overwhelm the violent with a storm of dandelions!
tom pynn
kennesaw, georgia
Take back bullets and give us beauty
Caitie Young
Kent, Ohio
My voice is as strong and as gentle as the ocean.
Sierra
Quaker Hill, Connecticut, USA
My voice stands for those who are hushed
Sadie
Holmesville, Ohio
My voice chokes. I barely whisper, say something, do something, just stand with me.
marla berggoetz
indianapolis,,indiana
I want more people to know that it happens. I want more people to believe survivors. I want people to know that it is common as dirt and old as the hills. So act on it. Take action. Act as if it matters.
Alice Hasbrouck
Pennsylvania
My voice is friendship without borders
Cat
Rutland, Oh
My voice is birdsong at dawn
Cat
Rutland
Peace in my part of the world is not airport noise. It is about the slaughter of human beings, the burning down of entire communities, including hospitals and their patients today in the 21st century. My worry is how the global community ignores my part of the world and the people being slaughtered daily.
Fonkem Achankeng
University of Wisconsin,Oshkosh, WI, USA
My voice is a silence you can't breathe through
LaShawn Smith-Wright
Detroit, Michigan
Today, today, today--if you wish for a tomorrow.
Irwin
Kingston, Ontario
My voice stands with the trees, as collaborative, cooperative, and communal.
Monica Kaiser
Akron, Ohio
Take our rage, our hate, our fear; give us peace, love, and comfort
Robert Carlock
Bowling Green, Ohio
My voice is a thousand storms cultivating defying galaxies
Izzy
Cleveland, OH
My voice is a leaf changing in the autumn winds
Joe k
Colorado springs
I want love laid on as thick as a triple stuffed oreo.
Sanyi
Beavermarket
My voice is a howling cry for peace, for justice, for love
Jacob Dudley
Rootstown, Ohio
My voice is warm like the blue sky at sunset melting into pink
Caitie Young
Kent
My voice is a kid playing by sea shore
Elton Skendaj
North Manchester, Indiana
My voice stands for my broken knees.
AJ Forrester
Tampa, Florida
My voice is powerful like a Tsunami
Brittany E., 33
Stow, OH
My voice stands up for addicts,
who succeeded or failed with tactics.
My voice stands proud and true,
to carry the message, to find the clue.
My voice is here to shine,
to help bring back what's mine.
My voice suffered from the knife,
now it's time to bring back my life.
Shine Fairchild, 26
Akron, OH
My voice is like the sun shining down.
My voice stands for the mothers that are struggling.
My voice sounds like a child's laugh.
I want addicts to overcome their addiction
and forget the past.
Heather Mudery, 28
Ravenna, OH
My voice is starving
like a child who goes
hungry in the night
Taylor Hornak, 25
Akron, OH
I want peace, true love, and respect
to all the world and waters.
Let God and let go!
Let the people love one another RIGHT NOW!
Get your shine on!
The time is now...
Holly Bridges, 38
Peninsula, OH
My voice is strong like a gun shot.
My voice is stunning like a flying bird.
I want Mother Nature to grow more trees.
I want inner peace.
Hannah Sallora, 26
Tallmadge
My voice is inspiring to touch and to help people in any way.
Hayley Weaver, 22
Akron, OH
My voice is strong
it drives down the road
of life fearlessly.
My voice is like a peacock
strutting itself confidently.
Hannah Eckels, 24
Akron, OH
My voice brings happiness to other lives
My voices soothes a baby's cry
My voice brings realization to an addict
My voice accepts anyone for any form they're in
My voice shows strength and resilliance
My voice gives a friend a safe place
My voice gives love and peace
My voice is me.
Tara Schwaberow, 29
Akron, OH
I want the world to finally experience
the light of the universe
and the bliss of God's Word
Shattering the darkness of evil
and all of the light sighs
through reckoning all of the world in the powerful bliss
of no more crying or hunger,
erasing ourselves and each other.
Where the sound of war is no more
and lonely humming birds sing
and the Word sleeps silently with no trees
crying, falling, only flowers blooming
and the Word wakes to the angels singing
its glory light on a reborn world, rid of all evils
and only bursting with the power of bliss.
Carmen Estrada
My voice can end the war
My voice can change the world
Jonah B.
Walls Elementary School
I want everyone to be kind and for there to finally be a woman president.
Olive
Walls Elementary School
My voice is a feather because it's soft
My voice is candy because it's sweet
Allianna
Walls Elementary School
My voice is a million cannon balls hitting the ground.
Rylan
Walls Elementary School
My voice is more french fries.
Sam Love
Walls Elementary School
My voice is like telling my dad goodbye.
Bailey Dolan
Walls Elementary School
My voice ends all wars.
Jaxon
Walls Elementary School
My voice is loud like a lion roaring
Brooklin
Walls Elementary School
My voice is soft like the wind moving in the air then softly landing back on the earth
Haniya
Walls Elementary School
My voice protects the turtles.
Alex Huang
Walls Elementary School
My voice stands for peace.
Retal Alrehaili
Walls Elementary School
My voice stands for homeless person begging for change and peace.
Alice
Walls Elementary
My voice is as soft as a lily
Cate
Walls Elementary
My voice stands for the poeple that have died from bullets
Jullian
Walls Elementary
My voice stands for world peace
Senuri
Walls Elementary
My voice is like rain falling on leaves
Thomas
Walls Elementary
My voice can stop all war.
Eli
Walls Elementary
My voice is soft like an alpaca
Trevin
Walls Elementary
My voice is the sound of wind against a building.
Olivia
Walls Elementary
My voice sounds like it is trying to end wars.
Drezden
Walls Elementary
My voice is like a lion's roar.
Lillyan
Walls Elementary
My voice is a wolf hunting for food.
Kean
Walls Elementary
My voice is loud like thunder.
Ethan
Kent, Ohio
My voice is love and peace.
Chloe
Walls Elementary
My voice is a rainbow and a heart full of love.
Hanan
Kent, Ohio
I want there to be more peace in the world. I want there to be no world hunger. I want there to be a cure for cancer. I want there to be no pollution or landfills.
Cienna
Kent, Ohio
Peace is a bear growl to get the bully's attention and then chase him through the halls.
Max
Kent, Ohio
I hear darkness because my voice is dark. I want to say what I say.
Veronica
Kent, Ohio
If I saw someone on the street smoking, I would say that's how my grandpa died, so I would quit.
Rocco
Kent, Ohio
Hey, you! Yes, you! Let your negativity fade and use the can opener to open your uplifting positivity to all that's around. No more shaming or creating labels. Put the same energy of kindness your friends get and sprinkle it all around to others to help make the world a better place.
Sincere Lucas
My voice is a radiant star nestled in the midst of black storm clouds, roaring disputes of thunder and harsh blows of lightning.
Gianna J.
Highland Heights, OH
My voice is for people who turned dirt into diamonds. People who barely had a stable home growing up. For people who didn't know if they were going to be alive the next day. My voice is for people going through something. Don't give up, I'm with you.
Bryan Hugh Keith
Cleveland
My voice is not quiet. My voice is not loud. My voices is heard, heard for what I stand for. My voice is unique.
Angelo Vecchio
Mayfield Heights
I want everyone's voice to be heard. I want people to feel important. I want people to feel loved. I want people to feel safe. I want people to get along. I want the fighting to end. I want everyone to let go of their differences. I want everyone to love.
Juliana Fimiani
Cleveland
I want a powerful, meaningful voice to speak for those who don't have the choice. And may that voice be loud and clear to instill peace and eliminate fear. Because maybe then people will see the way the world is isn't how it has to be.
Sarah Carlile
Cleveland
I want to be the reason why the hungry are full, why the lonely feel loved, why the frightful feel safe. I want to be the shiny star with no name.
Emily Direvicius
Highland Heights, OH
My voice is loud, I speak loud about my voice. I speak my mind to express my pain, to explain my cries. I have a voice to say right from wrong, to sing a song, to reach out to those in need. I have a voice.
Morgan Williams
Mayfield Heights, OH
Take back the unwarranted touches bestowed upon countless victims, and give them back the name they lost to tears, to disgust and shame; time they lost while wondering: why me?
Madeline Kless
Mayfield, OH
My voice is resilient like my body defeating addiction.
Kristin D.
AKRON, OH
My voice stands for the poor
My voice will stop fighting
My voice will prevent jail forever
My voice is like a baby bird
My voice is deep like a trombone
Aaliyah Baffone
Walls Elementary School
My voice stands for the people lost to disease. My voice stands for my grandma's last heartbeat. My voice stands for everyone lost to a bullet. My voice stands for every child that got kidnapped. My voice stands for everyone.
Demitri
Walls Elementary School
My voice is like a vaccum that picks up litter. My voice is like a trumpet to distract people from fighting. I want people to stop being mad at each other.
Gwenyth
Walls Elementary School
My voice is as loud as a whale. I wish that everyone on the playground would be kind to each other and then we can have a kind school. If we have a kind school it will spread on and this world will become a kind world. Soon it will turn into a kind universe.
Haidyn Christy
Walls Elementary School
My voice stands for people who are judged, people who need help. My voice stays strong for people who try to change the world no matter what. My voice is like a bell loud and strong. My voice stands for people who can't stand for themselves.
Molly Mae Murphy
Walls Elementary School
My voice is a drum, beating every syllable of wanting equal money and equal rights for everyone and free healthcare for all of the people in the world who get hurt.
Layla Airhart
Walls Elementary School
My voice is loud as a cat I want people to not be mad at each other
Emma Woitala
Walls Elementary School
My voice is like a trombone playing and rainbows in the wind.
Jaden
Walls Elementary School
My voice is like a cookie making people happy.
Declan
Walls Elementary School
my voice is like a cupcake, sweet but a little sour, but most important of all is that it is ours to choose, so don't make it with baa's and boo's.
Aisha Ansari
Walls Elementary School
My voice is loud to save animals from pollution. My voice is speak for all the kids that have died. My voice is amazing I hope we all can save the planet.
Jazmyn
Walls Elementary
My voice is deep like glass dropping on the floor. My voice is deep like violence.
Aniya Coleman
Walls Elementary School
My voice is like thunder and stands for no mass shootings. My voice stands for every lost life due to violence. My voice stands for every soldier's last heartbeat in battle.
Avery
Walls Elementary School
I want love, kindness, and understanding in our beautiful diverse world.
Arlea Carmack
Goodland, Kansas
Like willow branches swaying, swaying,swaying they stood for the righteous right, children, male and female children, students, on the cusp of adulthood, swaying, swaying, swaying, but never-the-less remaining upright.
GC Smith
Aiken, SC
My voice is the echo in a canyon--one, but many, flowing back to me, and me alone;
My voice is tempered by despair, for the realities of life are harsh and painful.
My voice is quickened by the hope I see,
by the Parkland kids, united by outrage.
My voice sings to a day when there is more than a glimmer, more than a promise;
My voice longs to shout, "we are free of fear, free of guns, free to live!"
Helen Beer
Waxhaw, NC
My voice joins with yours and hers and his and theirs in the sound of ours.
Maryanne Stahl
I want all people to know that they are not alone (and never will be)
Alex Andy Phuong
Alhambra, CA
I want to give those who are disenfranchised much more than what they've been given.
Natalie L.
Washington, D.C., USA
My voice stands for the children
Who have no agency in this world
And my voice will always represent
Their dreams and fears
Janet Hopkins Davis
Reston, VA
My voice is a cool ocean breeze in a hot summer
Anonymous
Kent, OH
A world where my grandchildren can grow in love and peace
Jennifer Stonebrook
Willowick Ohio USA
Love and understanding of all humankind
Susan Shelton
Bangkok Thailand
My voice is speaking for my silenced neighbors
Alexsandra Nilges
Elyria, OH
My voice aches
Sandra Perrotta
Canfield
I want us to communicate, a form of art we've lost behind keyboards and miniature screens.
I want us to talk, which we've neglected despite conversation being easier than ever before.
Jimmy Miller
Stow, Ohio
My voice cries out for peace from frightful roars
Daniel Cuthbert
Lansing, IL
my voice is
the celestial twin
of silence
Deborah Keith
Kent, Ohio
My voice is
a synchronized cacophony
of many helping hands: diaphanous winged &
velvet plush
a plainsong from the heart: lay down your arms.
henry 7. reneau, jr.
Lindsay, CA
I want the holiest of spirits to protect our beautiful planet.
Cathy
Aurora, Ohio, USA
As a May 4th Survivor my voice has been silent too long.
Jeanne M. Tucker
Mineral Ridge, Ohio
My voice is full. My voice is beautiful. My voice moves. My voice is good.
Scott Hudson, age 52
Akron, OH
My voice is my own, not controlled. My voice matters to my friends, family, and me. My voice makes memories, don't break it please.
Anonymous, age 15
Austintown, OH
My voice fights as loving reason. My voice is joy as an act of resistance. Take vehemence and give a change. I want to find this world's balance. My voice fights lest our world sets alright.
Miles Purdy, age 22
Akron, OH
If I told you we could heal, would you believe? If I told you we could charge, would you believe me? If I told you we are cognitive, would you believe me? If I told you, would you believe me?
Leanor Crawford, age 12
Kent, OH
My voice is the Chinese wallow tree's rustle in the wind. My voice is in the ways the leaves fall and come back every spring. My voice is the cycle of the world rotating. I want the cycles to continue - the leaves to die and grow. My voice is the Chinese wallow trees growing, growing, growing.
Esther Luo, age 18
Baton Rouge, LA
Take away the world's hunger and give fulfillment instead. Take away the violence and give peace instead. I want acceptance instead of rejection.
Kyle Wharton, age 18
Tampa, FL
My voice is flowers blooming in spring. My voice is the truth the world should hear. My voice stands for those for those who think their alone. My voice craves, my voice jumps. I want your girls to feel proud not let down. I want to make a real difference. I want to soak in the sun. Take back harsh words and give love.
Mindy Tran, age 18
Chicago
When the world is at peace, I am at peace. My voice is at war, I am also at war. This world is my world it represents me. When the world is good, I am good.
Oliver M., age 12
Woodsworth
My voice is pink, My voice is a piano. My voice stands for kindness. I want to be a good friend.
Mallory, age 6
Kent, OH
My voice stands for the children who want a chance for family. A chance to be who they are.
Moira Ledinsky, age 24
Twinsburg, OH
My voice is strong and lasting. My voice stands for sanity in a world of insanity. My voice tries to penetrate noise. I want people to listen more and talk less. We have 2 ears and 1 mouth. My voice is like a big tree with deep roots.
Garret, age 52
Kent (the best city), OH
My voice is blue like the sky I like it when it is sunny it is pretty <3
Miranda Cranendonk, age 9
Akron, OH
My voice is a sunburn aching red with restlessness to heal the void - a lacuna turned cavern -- a cool, luminous azure pool calling our voices to silence, to rest. And then rise -- Rise --Rise
Heather Bryson, age 45
Akron, OH
My voice is singing through gargles but the song still comes out. My voice is rough, my voice is ringing, my voice is tired.
Terence Cranendonk, age 56
New York, NY
My voice is a cicada, crawling up from underground - to shed its hard shell to dry its wings, to fly and to sing.
John Bryson, age 49
Akron, OH
I want to be empty and listen to the voice of eternity.
Debona
Italy
Take my flash and burn it with your love.
Debona
Italy
My voice is a plant growing in the sun.
Anonymous
Kent, Ohio
My voice is a bright pallet of colors.
Anonymous
Kent, Ohio
My voice is a singing soul.
Anonymous
Kent, Ohio
My voice is the wind of peace around the world.
Afrah
Saudi, Arabi
I want you to think abut your university age daughter / son walking across KSU campus on May 4th, 1970 and being struck by a bullet... Do something today to promote peace, love, and understanding.
Rebecca
Kent, Ohio
My voice can work into people's hearts.
Jennifer S.
Cincinnati
I want to live in peace. I want to change lives. To live for the present and the future.
Jennifer S.
Cincinnati
My voice can be heard. My voice can be ignored. My voice can be different. My voice can change the way of life.
Jennifer S.
Cincinnati
I give people my heart when they are sad.
Audrey
Kent, Ohio
My voice is peaceful and warm.
Audrey
Kent, Ohio
I want people to get along
Audrey
Kent, Ohio
I want peace on earth. I want people to get along. I want people to have food.
Molly Wiler
Kent, Ohio
I want a fairy, a pumpkin, sunglasses, a hat. I want some roses, a toy lego helicopter. I want a stuffed pillow, a phone. I want not a strap dress. I want my own bedroom!
Evie Myers
Willie
I want a studio and fan art
Helen
Akron
My voice stands for finishing field hockey games. I believe women's sports matter too. It's not about football, baseball, and men's basketball. Everyone matters.
Carleigh Wiler
Kent, Ohio
My voice is muffled joy a soft pillow its palms pressing on fabric
Chelle
Boise
My voice is a pebble, like most peoples are, unnoticed, small. But if thrown in someone’s face, a pebbles can be as noticeable as the mothman statue’s booty
Josh
Cuyahoga Falls
My voice is muffled joy, a soft pillow, its palms pressing on fabric
Chelle
Boise
My voice is caught in a mind prison, its fists pounding on steel
Chelle
Boise
I want a future
Madeline Steward
Columbus, Ohio
Take back your convenience and give us longevity
Madeline Steward
Columbus, Ohio
My voice is the protest of a young girl demanding change
Madeline Steward
Columbus, Ohio
My voice is the roar of the wave crashing on a trash-littered beach.
Madeline Steward
Columbus, Ohio
My voice is an Eagle Soaring. My voice stands for helping. My voice is helping my community. I want an end to my communities' hunger. Give back service above ones self. And support all community needs.
My voice is Rotary
Steve Bugenske 58
Boston Hts, OH
My voice is strong. My voice stands for love. My voice is going. I want family happiness
take back ego's and give us kindness. My voice is love, love, love.
Debbie %7
Boston Hts, OH
My voice is exponentially more powerful joined with the voices of others
Maya Niesz Kutsch 18
Kent, Oh
My voice wants to make a change, but often never leaves my head.
My voice could make a change, if the rest of me stood behind it.
Chloe Niesz Kutsch 16
Kent, Oh
I want to give E for Evelyn
Evelyn 3
Kent, Oh
I want peace get people together and discard haters forever
Haifaa Faqeih
I want to give somebody a car because I like to drive cars.
Charles
Kent, Oh
My voice is heard more than others due to the paleness of my skin. My voice is a giant, a loud speaker, yet there are others not so fortunate. I want the day to come where I don't have to worry that the life of my loved one will be taken by a bullet at the hand of someone with my complexion. I want the day to come where the voices and lives are heard of people other than those that look like me.
Kaeley
Seattle, WA
My voice is a shaky voice, yet strong. The environment needs me to give voice. I want to leave the world better than when I came. Stand with me to protect the Earth. My voice is shaky but strong. I want the Earth to live.
Linda, 76
Kent
My voice is seen
through my hands.
Saffron Shahriari, 6
Stow, OH
My voice is heard
through movies.
Cyrus Shahriari, 16
Stow, OH
My voice is a good
reading voice. It
sounds like rain
falling to the ground.
Harrison, 7
Kent
My voice is loud and strong. Sometimes I can be a little too loud, I want you to know that when I'm loud I'm not always being mean
Holden, 11
Kent
I want happiness and sunshine everyday. Finding it slowly.
Mary, 22
Cleveland
My voice stands for
love and community.
My voice stands for
the children who can't be
heard. I want everyone
I meet to feel loved, safe,
and comforted. I want people
to know that they matter.
My voice is full of color, sunlight,
and love.
Jaylin VanHorn, 22
Cleveland
I want empathyto be a trait that is automatic not learned.
I want it to be like breathing or blinking or a heartbeat.
I want empathy to be....
Gregg Pahls, 45
Kent
My voice can hush a crowd.
My voice can calm the seas of rumbling footsteps.
My voice shouldn't be unaccounted for.
My voice tells those with empty words to hush
and those with purpose to sing.
Kyra Pahls, 17
Kent
My voice is the rain on the roof.
My voice is the silence of snowfall.
My voice stands for the new world.
My voice shouts. My voice falters.
I want actual change driven by
the new generation.
I want to take bigotry and give
understanding.
My voice is rolling clouds, rolling clouds,
rolling clouds.
Miranda Johnson, 21
Novi, MI
My voice is a mother.
My voice is a friend.
The world is in need of peace until the very end.
My voice is the truth.
The children of the world deserve a peaceful sleep.
Joy Pahls
Kent
My voice is controversial, angelic, yet powerful. Deep thoughts of objection at use, I plan a war in which I use no harm or violent escapes. Instead, I take the head on route as I speak words filled with depth, giving way behind my sadistic background.
Mahrrean Greer, 16
Cleveland
My voice is meant
to be heard
and my voice is
strong and powerful
because I am
important.
Josephine, 9
Kent, Oh
My voice stands for
the people that are
broken and need a
helping hand.
Olivia Princehorn, 21
Canton, Oh
My voice is not the sky. My voice has no limit. The sky is not the limit if space exists. My voice stands for freedom. My voice is loud, proud, and mine
Nacoya Rivers, 16
Cleveland
My voice stands for equality --
for women and men;
for all creatures; who are our brothers
and sisters;
for the waters and wind and soil
that are our life.
Kathleen Jackson, 46
Brunswick
My family suffers a lot of
pain. My voice hungers from
food. I suffer from pain the most.
I feel like a bullet.
Ray, 11
Akron
12345, my voice is alive, one step in front of the other, to a place together. Three more lines for a completed poem.
Five but it's another day on the one earth we have. Still alive
Anonymous, 30
Dayton
My voice stands for
those whose struggles
are unspoken.
Katlyn, 19
Akron
I always want to
be an actor because
I can voice act
because I love movies
so, so, so much.
Lee, 10
Akron
My voice is
awesome and
pizza and
tacos.
Ian Mikula, 8
Kent
My voice is peace, love.
My voice is pizza and
tacos and donuts and
call.
Ike, 9
Kent
My voice stands for those unable to speak.
What I want is to help the voiceless to be heard.
Lynne Shayko, 37
Parma
My voice is shaking
and strong. It strains
and hurts. My voice
is love and flows.
My voice is all of
me.
Colleen Thoele, 44
Cuyahoga Falls
I stand for the vulnerable, those who can't speak, those who never have and those who never could. I stand for them because their voice gives me strength.
Nic Shayko, 34
Parma
My voice is
LOUD. My voice
eats ice cream.
My voice is crazy.
My voice loves.
My voice is
heart.
Lola Thoele, 8
Cuyahoga Falls
My voice is angry
sometimes. My voice is
nurturing sometimes. My
voice is always loving.
Marim
Kent
My voice stands for all the children in the world, scared to go to school everyday. My voice is the color purple, calm and powerful. My voice stands for those who can't. My voice is amazing.
Anonymous, 13
Kent
My voice stands for
all the people who
don't have a voice. And
to show everyone does.
Kayla
Kent
My voice was beaten and
broken but now is
proud and confident My voice has as always been
my voice,
loud but has
more meaning now
than ever before.
Listen if you're willing.
Jeannette Hebing
Bath, Oh
Peace is important for society to continue. Peace is all encompassing
John Macchetto
Pittsburgh
My voice is
peace for everyone, for everyone to
be kind
to help lead the blind, let's make and
set a sign
for generations behind
Ashley Marchetti
Pittsburgh
My voice is the voice I want to be heard each and every day, encouraging positive and thankful thoughts
Diane Marchett
Pittsburgh
My voice is a sign, a movement,
peace. My voice is a sound, a feeling,
terror. One is needed,
one needs beated
down
Kelci Marchetti
Pittsburgh
My voice stands for
change... embrace change
with open mind and
open heart. Growing
is living.
Kim Stone
Ravenna, Oh
Speak your mind
remember to be kind
different opinions matter
fear and hate should
scatter
Diane Meter
Cleveland
My voice is so sad. It should have
never happened,
hopefully we all
learned something
Carlton Williams
Seven Hills
Though my voice may be quiet, I stand strong on my feet, I refuse to start a riot but my problems are not obsolete just because I love all genders doesn't mean I'm any different. The fact that I'm lgbtq+ won't be my ender just being myself is sufficient
Kenzie Compara, 13
Hudson,Ohio
Complications are intricacies
to the loving eye.
Sylvia
Kent
My voice stands for
women, so everyone
else knows we are
stronger than we
look. More powerful
than the strength
they think we don't
have.
Sha Baker
Indiana
My voice is like the
light the way it flows. My
voice is like the law the way
the history and truth flows
out. My voice is soothing
like rain drops or a waterfall.
My voice is my voice
and it will be heard.
William Dixon III
Cleveland
I stand for children being helped, feed the children and also help imagine the homeless. My voices stands for how you would feel if you had nowhere to go, your heart would be broken
Anonymous
I use my voice to sing.
I use my voice to talk.
I love you.
I love dogs.
Harper Fisette
Kent, Ohio
My voice talks.
I use my voice to
tell silly things.
I use my voice to
ask questions. I use
my voice to spread
happiness.
Emmett Metz
Kent, Ohio
My life has two sides. The bright,
sunny side: It's where the
art comes from, it's where
my voice comes from, and
it's my center of peace.
The other side is dark and
blazing: it's full of negatives,
anger, and a voice full of
hatred. You might think
that I hate one
side and favor the other
but I need both. They
balance me and make
my voice bold yet kind.
My balance is in my
center and that's how I'll
stay.
Amelia
We want to
keep the earth
green
so let's keep
it very clean
Clara
Kent
My voice stands for peace, people's love. My voice stands for people's understanding, people's generosity. Where did it all go?
Renata
Stow
I never thought the world would remain this broken, yet standing
Divorced - but together.
We may look different, speak different languages-yet aren’t we all breathing the same air?
Just trying to stay alive?
Kaliska Williams
Columbus, OH
My voice stands for justice
My voice stands for change
Kylie Casenhiser
Green, Ohio
My voice stands for
acceptance and love
for everyone
Catie
Green, Ohio
My voice stands for love
hope
and a better future for
everyone
AJ
Akron
I want all world
leaders to listen to the
voice of children; to
endorse the UN proposal
that all children have
the right to clean air
to breathe.
Terri Cardy
Kent
I want love for everyone. I want freedom to be in everyone's hearts. I want my light to shine,
to guide the lost to new found love. I want everyone to experience true happiness
Latricia, 19
Cleveland
I want to be brave enough to finish this poem. I want my voice to be able to express the love that I am scared to feel.
A. Nichols
Kent
I want smiles and laughing. I want dancing in the rain. I want clear sunny skies. I want clear sunny skies. I want good morning and good night. I want good connections. I want everyone to love unconditionally.
Allison Goulbski, 15
Tallmadge
I want people to understand that it is okay to have different opinions and that just because someone has a different opinion doesn't mean we don't respect them
Macey Wood, 16
Ravenna
My voice stands for student not quite adults, not quite children, stuck voiceless in the in between
Madison Wood
Ravenna oh
Joy comes in the form of a smile from a stranger.
It's the smallest, most powerful gift
Bridget Walkerfull, 45
Ravenna
My voice is filled with empathy, love and caring. My voice fills the ears of the young with hope for the future
Jeremy Tawney, 39
Cuyahoga Falls
I want civility, respect, and human decency back in our country. I want a new generation of leaders
Sheena Zadai, 37
Cuyahoga Falls
My voice stands for equality, that is what I stand for. I want world hunger to go away and for everyone to respect each other everyday and no matter where you go
Zachariah Wojnicz, 21
Kent
My voice stands for world peace across all nations. I want kindness to be a common trait among all people. I want respect towards everyone. I want that nobody would be poor, hungry, or without love. My voice stands up for those who do not have one
Rachel Beatty, 20
Hinckley, Oh
My voice is warmed by the love from the sun
Michelle, 51
Kent
I am calm.
Blue is a color, COLD
Lay down,
Sound of the trees
Daniel, 7
Tallmadge
My voice says quiet down, I am sad.
Yellow is a color I think of.
Maybe I can watch a movie.
Wesley Schmitt, 5
Tallmadge
My voice is the sound of wind in the trees.
The thunder of waves high on rough seas
Raven, 25
Kent
Much like the Lorax, I speak for the trees
If they're not helped, the world will be brought to its knees
So if you care like I do, help the planet, please
Helena, 26
Kent
My voice roils, angry as a raging forest fire.
Kim, 24
Zanesville
My voice is singing. My voice is reading. My voice is talking.
Leah, 6
Ravenna
My voice is the calm of the night. I would love to see no racism. To have world peace would be awesome.
Darrick Jordan
Cleveland
My voice is a strong stone wall. My voice says no more blatant injustice but my voice roars in silence. I want to see people communicating peacefully in harmony with their authentic selves, teaching the next generation, endless, unconditional love. My voice is a strong stone wall.
Valerie Sanner
Kent
I want back my freedom as the bird once flew soaring high in the blue skies. I want peace and tranquility that we once had. I miss the old times where there was no fear of color, or skin, or preference, or faith. I long to feel the rain splashed on my face and embrace what comes. I want the truth to be heard as fierce as the crack of thunder, resonating loudly. I want people to wake up, be safe in who they are, where they are. This is what I want.
Lorianne Dixon
Kent, Oh
I stand for the peace, the time it comes.
I stand for the crime fighting, giving their life for me.
Hannah Miller
Cleveland, Ohio
When the battle is done and the war is won,
who will decide when the peace has begun and who will turn away from the sun?
Carolina Tellado
Mayfield, Ohio
Take away my empathy. How I feel so much. For those who feel nothing for me.
Take away my knowledge
I never realized the bliss of ignorance
until I no longer had it.
Take away my hands
for I will forever use them to fight back.
Maggie Hall
Mayfield Village, Ohio
I want a president who promotes peace, not the building of a wall.
Argie Ball
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
My voice stands for all of the women who are too scared to share their story.
Genny Kootsounadis
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
My voice stands for love and peace.
My voice stands for joy.
This voice of mine stands for the courage of others.
My voice stands for you.
My voice stands for love.
Tina Longino
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
I want to go to school not scared I will never see my mother and father again.
Olivia Nicolli
Cleveland, Ohio
I want the shootings to end.
The bullets to drop.
The children to run.
Be free, enjoy what they have.
Kam Smith
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
I want you to Be Yourself
Emma Barker
Cleveland, Ohio
I use my voice to stand for those who can no longer
for those who were robbed of their rights
their rights to speak
their rights to believe
their rights to stand for themselves.
Maddie Foresta
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
My voice is just like yours
and his, and hers, and theirs
IF and only IF
we synchronize them as one
to broadcast the noise we need to hear.
Sarah Carlile
Cleveland, Ohio
My voice stands for the women who endure eight hours of incessant, immature slurs because of their tight, black skirts and low-cut blouses, only to return home at the end of the day with twenty percent less than their worth.
Gianna Sarnrak
Highland Heights, Ohio
My voice blooms flowers in the garden of wisdom,
stems growing with strength and power,
leaves encompassing my rigid opinion,
petals blooming with my lovely respect for the perception.
Emily Direviaus
Highland Heights, Ohio
My voice stands for those who are unable to be bonded by law because a wedding between two men is "unethical."
Jon Caryl
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
My voice echos the whispers in my head, still bending to meet the needs of others.
My voice longs for a microphone, to announce what I don't have the power to say louder than a whisper.
Laura Laws
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
My voice is who I am as a person.
I stand tall for what I say or believe.
I am who I am, to become me.
My voice, my soul, power and endowment is who I am.
And I am proud.
Morgan Williams
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
Take the greedy hand from my mouth so I can speak my truth.
Julia Montani
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
I want little girls to realize they will grow into their science sets.
Madeline Kless
Cleveland, Ohio
I want change.
I want to be able to enter a classroom without fear ringing in the back of my mind.
Do we have to live in constant fear that we will go home and see our family?
I want change.
Teneya Caronchi
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
My voice stands for the boy across the street, trembling in fear of if the simple goodbye while getting out of his car this morning to his father would be the last.
Molly Appell
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
My voice echos the voice of so many others, shouting, "Let there be peace!"
Owen Arbaugh
Cleveland, Ohio
MY voice stands for the students in the back of the classroom, the students who struggle with grades when really they're meant to excel in something much more.
Schools pick the students with the better test scores but not the student with the best art skills or an imagination so creative they could write a book.
Test scores should not be what makes a person.
Their talent speaks for itself.
Ilona
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
I want to make a stand and lead others to a better way of thinking; everyone has potential.
Sincere Lucas
Cleveland, Ohio
My voice is a drive of encouragement.
My voice is a change to our society.
My voice gathers all color without labels including blue.
My voice is going to grow and spread change around the world.
Sincere Lucas
Cleveland, Ohio
I want students to stop thinking a letter determines their self-worth.
I want women and teens to stop thinking that a number determines their beauty.
I want people to stop seeing me as a stereotype.
I want my sister to stop believing she is only pretty with straight hair.
I want my brother to believe he is safe walking alone at night.
Comey McCollum
Cleveland, Ohio
My voice stands for a windmill in a hurricane
Raymond
Bath
I’m finding my voice. I am using my voice. I'm freeing my voice. I'm expressing myself. My voice is becoming strong.
Fred Pierre
Kent OHIO Portage
My voice does not waver; its thirst will not be quenched. Its threaded fibers connect all like a fifth-grade friendship bracelet big enough to wrap around the width of the world.
Elena Brem
California
Give us back the ones we have been selfish enough to take away.
Elena Brem
California
What I want to see on campus: daffodils, daffodils, daffodils.
Patricia L. Magee
Richfield, OH, USA
My voice stands for elusive peace, where are you?
In my thoughts, you are there,
Crying to escape the confines of my brain,
Seeking release in the turmoil that is the world.
My every word, every action must speak peace.
Or I am but a noise maker, as others
Who came before me, or will come after.
Seeking elusive peace.
Vanessa Courie
Tallmadge, OH USA
My voice ever-blooms, showing the flowering of conflict resolution, taught on the campus where flowers were offered to fearful soldiers. Viewed through the cloud of fear, contorted to seem as weapons.
Nancy Ann Smith
Amherst, Ohio
My voice aches for the whole world to truly open its eyes and hearts to the peace we can have instead of opening their mouths to spew destructive hate
Eric Mansfield
Akron, OH
I want time to fly back where things are simple, and the smallness of life fill my dimple.
Ying-Fang Hsia
San Gabriel, California
My voice waits to sing
for our needed release to dawn
Diane Pearl Gallagher
Mount Vernon, New York
I want to breathe in the black, oily smoke of suffering and transform it into the radiant light of compassion, straight from my heart-mind to yours.
Barbara Hefty
Cancun, Q. Roo, Mexico
My voice is a finally liberated scream, ready to join the dreams of the voiceless
Katia
Kent
My voice is a call to reunite with the world of poetry to find peace
Alejandra Monroy
Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
I want to find the treasure hidden in a bloody field.
Jeffrey Wattles
Stow, Ohio
my voice echoes the spring wind of peace
throughout the year
nina freedlander gibans
Cleveland Ohio
My voice stands for those who stood and cared for life over death
Larry Smith
Huron, Ohio
My voice is my voice—
a muted trumpet
longing to Jazz June
but playing instead
Stars and Stripes
forever
My voice is my voice—
a temperate day
longing for the humidity
of August in NC
and praying for a thunderstorm
My voice is my voice— hurry up and wait
how long will it take,
Momma
Momma, why don't
you just make it happen?
My voice is back then,
is way back when
When?
When brown children didn't get blown up
every damn day
but the media only cares
when children that look like me get shot
(Was there ever such a time?)
My voice is my voice
Jackson D Smith
Chapel Hill, NC, USA
My voice is quiet strength, speaking softly but with determination and intention for the greater good. Lean in to hear me
Karen Gajewski
Aurora, OH
My voice unfolds then folds again
Lisa Testa
Akron, OH
Take this poem and bring peace
Jeff
Kent
I want a world with no pseudo borders, keeping me away from my brothers and sisters, we are all the sons of Adam and Eve OR Adam and hawwa OR Manu may be, we all go way back to the world with no pseudo borders, a world home of one big family
Nancy Tomar
India
My voice wishes to reach everyone
Ana Maria
Ohio
My voice is as soft as rain.
Jane
Akron
My voice stands for strong mothers and strong daughters.
Stephanie
Philadelphia
My voice is Ohio, Ohio, Ohio!
Dre
Kent
I want green grass, fall leaves, white snow, and hot sunshine every day.
Denise
Akron
My voice is trumpet, trumpet, trumpet.
Robert
Pittsburgh
I want people to love for the sake of loving
Justin
Aurora, OH
My voice stands for the migrant, the child far from home
Ethan
Canal Fulton
My voice ascends over fists of anger
Olivia
Kent
My voice is a seagull searching for safe harbor.
Sally Burnell
Kent, OH
My voice stands for a clarion against oppression.
Gipko Family
Pittsburgh, PA
My voice is heard the loudest
when I do not shout.
Charlie Dunn
Kent, Ohio
Take back assault rifles, give our children a chance.
Gipko Family
Pittsburgh, PA
I want people to have the choice to follow their own path on the journey of life
Moira ledinsky
My voice is like the rain hitting the window
Ryanne Locker
Perry OH
My voice stands for putting a stop to violence in schools.
Kaitlyn Leasure
Canton, OH, USA
I want bullets to be a horror of the past. I want arms to be the kind that hug.
lemon
Missouri, USA
My voice is like fireworks
I
Emily
I want the oceans singing in the legs of ants to heal the broken heartwood of firs and cedars
anonymous
edge of Turtle Island
My voice is the beginning of Peace
Molly Mains
Kent, OH
Take back hate fueled by fear and give us understanding ignited with compassion.
Chrystal Shook
Kent Ohio
My voice rejects the bullets of rage, the burst of misunderstanding.
Jeff Kersh
Jackson, MS
My voice stands for welcoming and including every person into our community
Karen Beck
Kent, Ohio
My voice longs for your voice, for harmony.
Paula J. Lambert
Columbus, Ohio
My voice is peace, there is no war here
my voice is love, you are never alone
my voice is light, to help you come home
Caroline Menzies
Owen Sound, Ontario
I want children's voices to be heard when they cry for peace!
Jodi Birch VanDyk
OwenSound, On. Canada
I want mothman, or a person dressed similarly, to kiss me in my $30 Walmart kiddie pool as we hold hands beneath the bright summer sun, I want there to be more sun in summer and more feathery moth-kisses.
Josh
Cuyahoga Falls
Take back the waves and give us full rising moon.
Mary
Akron
My voice stands for the girls with poetic hearts, hectic minds and tired souls
Allyson Nichols
Massillon, OH
My voice is joy, joy, joy
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice is fight, fight, fight
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want to live, to live, to live
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice is endless, endless, endless
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice is rippling, rippling, rippling
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice is stuck, stuck, stuck
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice is for hope, hope, hope
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
Take back those who don’t believe and give us a meadow full of wildflowers
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
Take back the violence of our people and give back the voices of the unappreciated
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
Take back the carbon, give back the trees
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
Give life to the ocean and take back the trash
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
Take back the bullets and give back a lifetime of books
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
Take the hatred boiling to the surface and gives us love that covers the world
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
Take back our shame and give us pride
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
Take back our tears and give us harmony
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want to live though there is no sound
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want to feel secure when I take my daily walk to class
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want to be the hope for all lost and injured animals
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want no one to hunger for anything
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want people to listen to the Earth
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want all women to be praised
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want to stop the burning of our forests
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want to help heal the hearts of the broken and battered
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want the world to open its eyes
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want the lost to be remembered, honored, to have more impact than just today
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want change in the world, add hope back into hearts
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want people not to think about caste and religion
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
I want to see the unseen
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice is quiet like the night yet strong as a storm
Anonymous
My voice is like a lion in the jungle
Anonymous
I want a paper flag in the wind, not constrained by the shouting voices of return
Anonymous
My voice fights against all odds
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice thunders
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice lives like bubbles
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice persists
Anonymous
Kent State University Student
My voice amplifies
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice slices
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice has not and is no longer
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice longs. My voice searches
Anonymous
KSU
My voice runs through the forest
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice sings, rad and sweet
Anonymous
Kent State
My voice shrieks and deepens
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice lingers
Anonmyous
KSU
My voice stands for every mother’s lost lipstick
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice stands for the children crying in cages
Anonymous
Kent State
My voice stands for every story cut short
Anonymous
Kent State
My voice stands for those without one, loud enough to scream
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice stands for all the people hiding from the cold
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice stands for all of the small trees
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice stands for silence in a pandemonic din
Anonymous
Kent State
My voice stands for every woman who lost their freedom because of a forced baby
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice stands for every teen lost to a bullet
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice stands for every person forced to hide who they love
Anonymous
KSU
My voice is the soul of the lost, wandering through the night
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice stands for love, for peace, for all those who were silent
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice stands for power, a cry out for change to the universe
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice is a whisper of reassurance, echoing above the chaotic cacophony of confusion
Anonymous
Kent State
My voice is the trembling of train tracks during winter
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice is a flower popping out of the ground after a harsh winter
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice is a field of sunflowers, a granite memorial
A field of sunflowers, a granite memorial
Kent State University
My voice is the tallest tree in the Amazon
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice is the morning dew that covers the grass
Anonymous
Kent State
My voice is a summer breeze taken by cold weather
Anonymous
Kent State University'
My voice is a boulder, a river, a shot gun
Anonymous
KSU
My voice is a cherry blossom tree’s petals gracefully falling to the ground
Anonymous
KSU
My voice was once covered by the sounds of glaciers falling
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice is a paving stone on the road to things greater.
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice is my power, my tool, my burden to hold
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice is a crashing waterfall into a tranquil lake
Anonymous
Kent State University
My voice is a rainbow ranging from one color to another
Anonymous, Kent State University
Kent
My voice stands for Justice, the mother of Peace.
Toomas Tubalkain
Mantua, Ohio, USA
My voice is an echo of hundreds before
my voice is reaching toward a common goal
anonymous
columbus ohio
Take back our walls and give us doors.
Peter M.
Kent, OH
I want a universe of poetry, a galaxy of ever-expanding peace.
Stevie
Stow