Planet Cancer Haiku Contest
Thanks to all our members who submitted haikus that best describe the 'heart' of our organization in the hopes of winning a $5000 grant. Here are some of our favorites:
by Amanda P.
Friends, give me your strength
to help me remember things
I want to forget
by Geoffrey M.
I used to complain
Chemo and radiation
Make me love laughter
Not a legal adult
Not too young to get cancer
Too much life. Let's smile
Had seminoma
And yet I still joke and laugh
I must be half nuts
by Chris S.
Cancer bomb drops. We
pick ourselves up, laugh, salute.
Middle fingers up.
by Shanti P.
It’s like a sad song
No one understands the words
but those who sing it
Here we sing as one
Let all our voices be heard
Unique and yet same
Our community,
a brotherhood of the strong
Unbreakable souls
I found my solace
in the midst of my sadness
A calm place to rest
by Jennifer S.
stapes in a row
keep my stomach in my chest
mmm, oxycodone
cancer surgery
now chest tube site is weeping
need a new body
year off from work
long term disability
its worse than it sounds
not enough pillows
bed is uncomfortable
sleep in the closet
by Jacqueline M.
Fun Support Unity
Cancer Survivors Laughing
Healing Through Our Hearts
by Laura B.
We are young adults
Bonded by one simple word
But it's not "alone"
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