A letter of peace to the world", Poetess - Nataša Radanović (Sweden)

"A letter of peace to the world"

Nataša Radanović

Sweden

I am writing a letter to the world,

not with pen, not with ink,

I write with my heart.

Let this letter be carried by the winds, seas, oceans, mountains, mountains and borders. 

I want every child of the planet,

learns that one was born to smile. 

I want every child of the entire planet not to know about bombs, wars, tears and fear.

I want the whole planet 

Peace prevails.

To stop the wars immediately,

So that no one dies,

No mother or child 

No tears are shed in the whole world.

My wish is:

That every child can walk freely,

to play carefree in the yards,

goes to school and learns and acquires new knowledge,

to travel around the world without stopping.

I wish peace and joy in the world!

I want to be together 

Let's make the planet happy,

To restore old houses,

Let the flowers bloom

And peace everywhere reigns.

My suggestion is:

For the earth to be one house,

And we are her tenants.

I want us to keep the house with a lot of love, water it with kindness, nurture it with attention and that peace reigns forever in our house.

Let my words flow and flow like truth,

May trust build our new path,

and the outstretched hands of all people on the planet be our bridges,

Which connect all the coasts of the world.

When a person ignites a spark of light in his heart,

the darkness disappears, loses its name.

So I call the whole world,

To write letters of understanding, sympathy and may with our every word and sentence,

let's plant a seed from which peace sprouts, grows, spreads.

And let these words of mine now

Embrace the whole planet,

Let our love be silent,

but in the depths of the soul strong,

to look at every person 

Like brother, brother

And that there will never be another war.

That love embraces the whole the planet

Without differences in skin color, religion, nation...

I want this world to get the point,

To understand the tall man 

Because the truth is the strongest force that walks the earth,

And that is the peace that was born or is born anew in the human heart.

And when they understand and understand, the word love.

Then this world will find a way,

his way of peace.

Let this letter go out into the world immediately.

🇬🇧 BIOGRAPHY 

NATAŠA RADANOVIĆ

Inspiration • Creation • Humanist

Nataša Radovanović is a Serbian artist of Montenegrin roots, born in 1971 in Foča. She grew up in Goražde, where she completed her primary and secondary education, and later studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade, Department of Photography.

She has been engaged in painting, poetry, prose, and artistic expression since early childhood. At the age of nine, she received her first literary award.

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Artistic work and exhibitions

She has realized 27 exhibitions in the last five years, including 12 solo exhibitions, in Serbia, Sweden, Italy and across Europe.

She has exhibited in Belgrade, Pančevo, Stockholm, Malmö, Helsingborg, Lund, Halmstad, Gothenburg, Eslöv, Milan and Florence.

Her artworks are part of private collections worldwide.

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Poetry and international presence

Her poetry has been published and read across all continents – Europe, Asia, Africa and America.

Her works have been published in China, Russia, Greece, Italy, Spain, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia and many other countries.

Her most important poems include:

* “Letter of Peace to the World”

* “Mother’s Love for Peace”

The poem “Letter of Peace to the World” received the international “Star Award – Golden Star” in India, along with recognition from international writers and critics.

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International awards and recognition

She has received numerous awards in painting, poetry, and humanitarian work from:

* India (more than three awards)

* Egypt (two awards)

* Iraq

* Brazil

* Serbia

* Russia

* Ukraine

* Greece

* Spain

* Italy

* China

* United States

* and many other countries worldwide

Special recognition:

* “Woman of the 21st Century” for painting

Her work is followed by international critics, philosophers, and artists.

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Humanitarian work

Every year she participates in or organizes humanitarian exhibitions dedicated to children, the sick, the elderly, and educational institutions.

She has also contributed to humanitarian cultural projects in Sweden, including support for the construction of the Orthodox Church of Saint Petka.

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Personal mission

She is dedicated to humanity, nature, and global peace.

Her greatest life achievement is being the mother of two adult children.

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Today

She lives and works in Sweden.

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MOTTO

“Inspiration, creation and humanity are my path through life.”