Hope and Justice: A Rallying Cry for Britain 2025

I stand with hope, unwavering and strong,
Though the world feels heavy, though much seems wrong.
The mess we see, the chaos that reigns,
Cannot dim the light where hope remains.

My message is clear, my call to you:
You are not alone; we’ll see this through.
Though silence may shroud the decent, the wise,
British hearts beat with logic that never dies.

2025—the year of sense reborn,
A roaring truth through the mist is sworn.
Let them call us names, let the smears cascade,
We’ll rise undeterred, as the storms are swayed.

For wanting borders to hold their line,
To protect our home—it’s no hate of mine.
For putting Britain first, for taking a stand,
For the people, our values, the love of our land.

We are right—of this I am sure,
For smaller states, for economies pure.
To slash the tax, to reward the strive,
To let hard work and dreams thrive.

For shielding children from a creeping tide,
For truth, not trends, where facts reside.
For celebrating this nation’s might,
Our history, our gifts, our guiding light.

We are right—to demand the law be fair,
For justice applied without despair.
To help our own through winter’s chill,
Before the world gets what it will.

They would have you feel alone, betrayed,
But millions stand where our hopes are laid.
Decent, proud, and steadfast in fight,
Together we march for what is right.

So let reform be our rallying cry,
Through the ballot box, let courage fly.
No anger, no tears, no hollow despair,
Determination grows where we dare.

For Britain I love, for its soul so true,
There’s so much left for me, for you.
2025—let common sense reign,
Let hope and justice rise again.

To My Grandchildren

When the world seems lost in madness, yet you stand firm,
Hold fast to truth, and let not your spirit squirm.
When those around you falter, led by blind decree,
Keep your mind sharp, and let your conscience be free.

If your heart grows weary in a world gone astray,
Remember the wisdom of simpler days.
Trust in your judgement, though the masses jeer,
For courage is born when you conquer your fear.

In times of darkness, when hope feels thin,
Seek out the cracks for they let the light in.
Do not be swayed by the loudest of cries,
For often truth whispers and deception lies.

As the world clamours for division and blame,
Rise above hatred, and do not play their game.
Seek knowledge, for wisdom is your greatest arm,
And with grace, protect your soul from harm.

Beware of those who preach doom and despair,
For not all who shout warnings are just or fair.
But respect the Earth and the skies above,
For in them lies balance, beauty, and love.

If ever you find the world too cold,
Remember the warmth of stories told.
Of ships that sailed and hearts that dared,
Of a world where courage and hope were shared.

Hold your head high when challenges appear,
Face them with resolve, but never with fear.
And when you’re alone, forging your path,
Know that you’re walking in the steps of the past.

Cherish your freedom, though it may feel slight,
For it’s the beacon in the darkest night.
And when the world tempts you to follow or flee,
Stand firm, stay true, and let your soul be free.

In the end, it’s not the world that defines you,
But the choices you make and the love that binds you.
So walk with honour, and live with grace,
For in your heart lies the future’s face.