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Andrew Jackson Poems - Poems about Andrew Jackson

US Treasury and The Faces On US Currency
...There has been talk of having the famous black abolitionist Harriet Tubman replace Andrew Jackson on the 20 dollar bill. And I think though it does not completely address the problems our country has......

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Categories: andrew jackson, america,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Andrew Jackson At New Orleans
...Poor soldier Andrew Jackson who Attacked the British after peace Was signed three weeks before at Ghent. Unnecessary bravery Is no less admirable for that. He waves to patrons eating their Be......

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Categories: andrew jackson, america, character, funeral, history,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member Should the Levee Ever Break, Act 1, Scene 1, Part 5
...Every other Friday afternoon before Bumblebee would leave on her special errand, her mother would open the old cedar trunk at the foot of her bed and give Bumblebee three things to carry with her to ......

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Categories: andrew jackson, allegory,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Should the Levee Ever Break, Act 1, Scene 1, Part 4
...Papa Babineaux is a licensed chemist with a storefront on St. Ann Street, near the French Market. After breakfast each day he kisses his wife on the cheek, pats his children’s heads affectionately, l......

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Categories: andrew jackson, allegory,
Form: Prose
Two Faced
...politician curses Andrew Jackson lives on stolen land......

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Categories: andrew jackson, irony, native american, political,
Form: Senryu



Premium Member A Bit Frisky
...Andrew Jackson drank a lot of whiskey With the Injuns, he was a bit frisky He shot up a few Sliced others in two Today he might find that a tad risky......

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Categories: andrew jackson, america, drink, leadership, satire,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Cherokee Tears
...Cherokee Tears ceremonial drums' rhythmic heartbeat impassioned tribal chants echo in Smoky Mountain mist before dawn tortured spirit of an ignoble president Andrew Jackso......

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Categories: andrew jackson, native american,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Presidential History Reprise Surprise
...George Washington chopped down a tree as a lad Then told his dad that he'd been bad With the stroke of a pen, Thomas Jefferson kick-started a nation Touting revolution every so often with ......

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Categories: andrew jackson, america, history,
Form: Couplet
Chaos In the Whitehouse Jab One
...Congressman and senators forewent all manner of civility, fidelity and integrity wii hull ding broadswords, derringers and exhibiting the right to bare firearms as all hell broke loose as test......

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Categories: andrew jackson, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member No Great Expectations
...The ruling party's eternal line: Warriors brightly shine, Their battlefield triumphs necessarily fine. Yet crown them as statesmen, heroics diminish, Often resulting in ignominious finishes. C......

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Categories: andrew jackson, leadership, military, political, power,
Form: Rhyme
The Faces of Money
...If Washington came back to life I wonder how he’d feel To be pictured on a quarter And a dollar bill – surreal! Abe Lincoln, too, would bust a gut If he became alive, To see his visage plaste......

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Categories: andrew jackson, money,
Form: Rhyme
Chaos In the White House - Part 1
...Congressman and senators forewent all manner of civility, fidelity and integrity wii hull ding broadswords, derringers and firearms as all hell broke loose as testimony to the dire progno......

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Categories: andrew jackson, crush, grave, hate, history,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Is Virtual Virtuous
...'We don't like to look our kill in the face' ......Greg Palast 'The problem is, Corporations have neither bodies to kick nor souls to be damned' ......Andrew Jackson Human emotion will be......

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Categories: andrew jackson, anti bullying, universe,
Form: Narrative
The Trail Where They Cried
...The Trail Where They Cried Following the wooded trail; Fainted footprints I traced. Embedded in the dirt and shale; Of ancestors who were displaced. The wind blew cold and mournfully; As te......

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Categories: andrew jackson, culture, death, history, holocaust,
Form: Classicism
American Green
...American green The tree of life gave birth to a nation and these men who helped nature shape it. The father of our Country George Washington the 1st President. There......

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Categories: andrew jackson, america, money,
Form: Free verse

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