Patriotic Poems | Examples of Patriotic Poetry

Communism on the Hudson 7/4/2025 Some Americans do not appeciate our land, until it Is far, far too late, Till our freedoms are gone and replaced by jealous Communists at our gate! You, who are aware, know exactly to whom who I mean. Who will magically...

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Looking through my window Children playing around with slops Dogs cats cows... singing in their own right Trees mingling with the wind songs of praise Some off to the bush for food, Who the LION is none of their business Africa Seems free. On the streets shouting carrying screaming Jesus Muhammad... Working for heaven eden Back home they cant spare a bean for their Neighbor! but...

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You couldn’t see the forest for the trees, Just another microbe in America’s disease. “Read my lips,” Bush One said — You listened close and voted Red. Taxes rose, spending too — How’s that working out for you? You couldn’t see the forest for the trees, Just another microbe in America’s disease. “It’s the economy, stupid,” Clinton blew — You bought the line and...

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through my long-stemmed glass red & white stripes, blue with stars merlot reflection muted-purple silhouette prolonged sips, flag pole on porch...

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In Texas we have our heroes, And of them we’re mighty proud— There’s the Alamo in San Antone, Where our cannons spoke out loud. We’re proud to be called Texans, We’re proud to be called free; We’re the best state in the Union— On that we all agree. Texas is the Lone Star State, Together we shall stand, For it’s the folks of Texas That make...

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The Masked Ghoul Mr. CinChief Fear mongering and peddling crude dirt politics Is his favorite tool of trade at as this moment... The one they do call time and again Our able leader One who hides behind vain smiles And assurances of half ridden truths With cleverly disguised yesterday’s lies Carefully disguised as today’s half-truths Has mesmerized the ignoramus masses Into believing that...

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The parade is long and patriotic, with glottic marching band~ with pipe, with drum, we demand more young blood from our heartland....

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If you pored over maps, could you find Wales? “Details,” you say. Perhaps. Or maybe such glaring gaps in knowledge presage collapse. ...

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Dear Glory In America, today has been declared ' Flag Day'. I join in this declaration to honor and salute you. Some in my generation have at times burned you. I am deeply grieved by such displays of disrespect. Old Glory, please be informed that on this day, June 14, 2025, there are several flags placed on my property. Certainly, in America...

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They dressed me in dust and called it a uniform, Handed me thunder stitched in steel, Told me the sky breaks different When you pull the trigger. I was nineteen, Still dreaming in my mother’s accent, Still soft in the places They'd soon carve into callous. War, they said, was order— A hymn of strategy and sweat, A chessboard with bones for bishops And pawns that...

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The bugle sleeps, a mournful, hollow sound, As silence falls upon this hallowed ground. For those who fell, beneath a foreign sky, Who gave their all, for freedom, and to die. A moment's hush, for hearts that ceased to beat, For dreams unfinished, victories incomplete. For green fields, now stained with crimson red, For voices still, and...

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The air grows still, a nation's breath held deep, A Memorial Day promise, sacred to keep. For fallen soldiers, heroes of the past, Whose shadows linger, memories that last. In solemn hush, we bow our heads in thought, Of battles waged, and freedoms dearly fought. They gave their all, on fields of sweat and pain, A sacrifice...

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Tell me that story again, The tale of love and self-sabotage, Of doubt and valour, Of hearts and corruption, Where the days are adventure and the nights are a dream, The danger is adrenaline and the work is never done, We stand together on the brightest days, On the coldest nights, On your side I stood, though times changed Tell me those...

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“The Fire They Awoke” They came in silence, hearts grown cold, To strike peaceful tourists, young and old; With coward’s hands, they spilled our blood, And stirred our souls, to surge of flood. From snowy peaks to desert land, The lion roared on duty’s stand; Steel in gaze and flame in chest, The Indian Army rose in quest. Not for glory, not for the...

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Trees are uncommon things in the desert The common color you see is white brown Where you account it as dried granule bones For a long tedious pounding and eroding of time Once upon a time lush green valley of lively hope Now hopeless, devoid vast hot, empty valley of mirages Its agony bring sandstorm and whirlwind to human Telling as the...

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