Patriotic American Poems

These Patriotic American poems are examples of American poems about Patriotic. These are the best examples of American Patriotic poems written by international poets.

I love the home of the free
I love the home of the brave
I love my freedom of speech
United States of America

© Bill Baker  

In our Hearts Burn…A Love of God and Country that...through it all...has not diminished! We Press on, Amen!


There comes a time when…we…

must pause to diligently

© Joyce Bell  

They consume the hot dogs
Too
Like you
But they don’t eat the dogs
Never, never
They do not eat the cats
They do not eat the pets
Never, never.

Immigrants eat the

© Hebert Logerie  

Remember
To register
Now or before October
So you can legally vote
In November
If you are a U.S. Citizen
Over eighteen
Be a smart voter
Write a colorful sticky note
Please scribble the

© Hebert Logerie  

Let's sever all the chains
Through all types of pains
In order to get there
Let's take the trains
In order to get there
We must fight for our rights
We

© Hebert Logerie  

 

After life's storms, what should I do? 
Celebrate, perhaps pontificate? 
Perhaps know there is good work 
For others in this world I am able

© Panagiota Romios  

A brand new candidate got elected
The present incumbent got ejected
Lambasted and rejected
‘Tis another novel dawn in America
‘Tis another extraordinary day at the plaza
Of love, unity,

© Hebert Logerie  

The seeds of self-destructive strife
Were sown soon after drums and fifes
Extolled success from breaking free
From Britain's aristocracy.

The Constitution's writ accedes
Peculiar Institution's needs:
Proportional House seats would

© John Ransburg  

Our Revolution sought limitations
On imposition of regulations,
But supplications met deprecation
And castigations not reformation.

Such condescension sparked protestation
And contemplation of separation;
This supposition stirred apprehension -
A premonition of

© John Ransburg  

You stand there in your pride and raw beauty,
But don’t forget that caressing you is my decreed duty.
That warm and sturdy fabric my heart can

© Albert Price  

My fear is not of Joe with hair of  grey, mind in disarray, coherence at bay.

Main concern not about his overall knowledge lack, or

© Michelle Butler  

        WE THE PEOPLE of the United States are the American Militia

      

© John Howard  

Dear Todd,

Thank you for saving so many lives in
Washington , DC.
A true American, you!
It’s heroes exactly like you.
Who make me so proud of this land,
As

© Panagiota Romios  

I hunt for poets in my own country,
Unafraid to wave the American flag!
I find many destroying this country,
And that makes me so sad!


“Wokeness “fills both

© Panagiota Romios  

Out into the wilderness haunted by ghost town’s ancient bloodstains and lost history scars. 

We wander the dark borderlands between awakening dreams and incandescent seams.

© Poet Tellaferro