✨ Grand Finale

A Poem in Winning Eurovision Song Titles (1956–2024)

Song Title Poetry Challenge Eurovision Song Contest Titles

This poem is stitched entirely from winning Eurovision song titles—no edits, no extras, just the echo of decades of celebration, longing, rebellion, and glitter. Each line is a title from a song that once claimed victory, from 1956 to 2024.

Eurovision was never truly mine. It’s a strange, dazzling mirror of Europe’s dreams and dramas—part spectacle, part anthem. Here, I let the titles speak together across time. Their voices form a new chorus: fractured, hopeful, impossible, and bright.

Eurovision Song Contest Winning Title Poetry 

Un premier amour
Nous les amoureux
​​Vivo cantando
Aprés toi
Merci, Chérie

Save your kisses for me
Making up your mind
Rock me
Hold me Now
Why me?

Nocturne
Love Shine a Light
Everybody
Fly on the Wings of Love
Euphoria

Take Me To Your Heaven 
Ein bißchen Frieden
I Wanna Believe
Satellite Heroes

Refrain
1944, Non ho l'età
The Code
Hard Rock Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Made from the following winning Eurovison Song Contest songs

Made from the following winning Eurovison Song Contest songs

1962 – France: Un premier amour – Isabelle Aubret | 1961 – Luxembourg: Nous les amoureux – Jean-Claude Pascal |1969 Spain: Vivo cantando – Salomé | 1972 – Luxembourg: Après toi – Vicky Leandros | 1966 – Austria: Merci, Chérie – Udo Jürgens | 1976 – United Kingdom: Save Your Kisses for Me – Brotherhood of Man | 1980 – Ireland: What's Another Year – Johnny Logan | 1989 – Yugoslavia: Rock Me – Riva | 1987 – Ireland: Hold Me Now – Johnny Logan | 1992 – Ireland: Why Me? – Linda Martin | 1995 – Norway: Nocturne – Secret Garden | 1997 – United Kingdom: Love Shine a Light – Katrina and the Waves | 2001 – Estonia: Everybody – Tanel Padar, Dave Benton & 2XL | 2000 – Denmark: Fly on the Wings of Love – Olsen Brothers | 2012 – Sweden: Euphoria – Loreen | 1999 – Sweden: Take Me to Your Heaven – Charlotte Nilsson | 1982 – Germany: Ein bißchen Frieden – Nicole | 2002 – Latvia: I Wanna – Marie N | 2008 – Russia: Believe – Dima Bilan / 2010 – Germany: Satellite – Lena | 2015 – Sweden: Heroes – Måns Zelmerlöw | 1956 – Switzerland: Refrain – Lys Assia | 2016 – Ukraine: 1944 – Jamala | 1964 – Italy: Non ho l'età – Gigliola Cinquetti | 2024 – Switzerland: The Code – Nemo | 2006 – Finland: Hard Rock Hallelujah – Lordi | 1979 – Israel: Hallelujah – Milk and Honey

2025 Eurovision Logo which was the base for the Mandala above: