Humanity

 In the quiet dawn, when the world awakes,

Humanity stirs, and the earth softly shakes.

From the humble heart to the soaring mind,

A tapestry woven, all colors combined.

Through the laughter of children, innocence pure,

And the silent tears, when pain finds a cure,

We stumble and falter, yet rise and strive,

In the pulse of life, we are truly alive.

Hands that build, hands that heal,

Hands that break, and hands that kneel.

In every gesture, a story is spun,

Of battles fought, of races run.

The deserts whisper of thirst and fight,

The oceans roar with endless might.

Mountains echo the dreams we chase,

In every corner, humanity leaves its trace.

We carry love in fragile bones,

We speak in a thousand tongues, yet moan.

Bound by blood, by earth, by sky,

By the questions we ask, and the reasons why.

Forgive, forget, and hold with care,

The fragile lives we all must share.

From cities bright to villages small,

Humanity rises, and sometimes falls.

In the gaze of strangers, a mirror we find,

Reflecting our flaws, the ties that bind.

In acts of kindness, fierce and true,

We glimpse the best of me and you.

Through the storm, through the night,

Through the darkest fear, through fleeting light,

Humanity endures, relentless and free,

A boundless dance, eternally.

So let us walk, both gentle and wise,

With open hearts, and searching eyes.

For in each soul, a spark will stay,

Humanity lives, in night and day.