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Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine

United States a Founding Father 

Born in Norfolk an honest English man
Me proud to be part of a true Ameri can

No summer soldier or...

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© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: paine, history, inspirational, christian, christian,
Form: Couplet



An Epitaph To Paine
The pain of Paine
Is that a man serves a nation
So that freedom may be obtained
That a man opposes his mother
So that the colony may be...

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Categories: paine, death,
Form: Epitaph
Thomas Paine -An Englishman
Thomas Paine - an
Englishman 

Maybe the best
American

Long and well before
all the fat folks
who live there now

Spoke of national
institutions 
of churches whether
jewish christian or
muslim or other
nonsense

Schemes...

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© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: paine, america, religion, truth,
Form: Free verse
I Love America, Differently, In Fuller History
I
The Servants of Free Men on the Mayflower
Knew "abundant life" in Jesus, Great Savior
Two servants, too, rose up to sign The US Constitution
Lover of His...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: paine, america, appreciation, celebration, community,
Form: Verse
Premium Member We Marched For the Madness of Mortality's Mayheim -
Warriors of austere adventures,
soldiers for suffering and tribe survival,
children,peasents,women & men,the penny poor & candid criminals,
proud peoples,honest heros,

we marched on all the flesh of earth,
no...

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Categories: paine, history, march,
Form: Imagism



America's Hypocrisy Or the School of Resentment
are you free, humanity, by power of love 
or in chain by love of power or by lack of it? 

a student of The School...

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Categories: paine, community, home, native american,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Guanacos
I long to see Guanacos
Leap and fly
Over verdant grasses
And hills on high;
Watch small Chulengos 
Nurtured by their side
Learn to leap their way
Fills the heart with...

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Categories: paine, animal, mountains, nature, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Frienemies
STREETS GOT THE whole WEEK 
watching on low key 
still water runs deep 
just like homies 
CAME A LONG WAY 
u know traffic in la...

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Categories: paine, corruption, deep, friendship, growth,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Independence
Independence

In search of freedom, many braved the high seas, 
Needing to flee the chains of their home countries.
Desiring a fresh start in a far-off land;
Educating...

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Categories: paine, america, birth, dedication, freedom,
Form: Acrostic
Happy Fourth of July, Or Happy Independence Day
Happy Fourth Of July, Or Happy Independence Day

On this day we celebrate and commemorate the birth of our nation, The United States of America's Independence...

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Categories: paine, america, birthday, celebration, firework,
Form: List
Young Love and Mistakes
We started out so young and in love at 15 but then as we got older things started to go wrong when our hidden love...

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Categories: paine, age, anger, birth, boyfriend,
Form: Free verse
Crooner Bruner
Crooner Bruner loved his schooner 'Billie'
                   ...

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Categories: paine, fun, nonsense,
Form: Limerick
Love Aligns
Love Aligns

Of names given at birth, one blooms special. 
Mary seems to me a popular name.
Common folks and royalty likewise called.
But no two named Mary...

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Categories: paine, family, history, lovefamily, woman,
Form: Quatrain
Throw the Bums Out
The men we elect extol their virtues with zeal,
Yet, in whispered corners, many continue to steal.
Long ago, Thomas Paine wrote  "Common Sense",
Our legislators seem...

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Categories: paine, hope, life, political
Form: Rhyme
Good Riddance Mr Cain
The most prolific animal in our Kingdom is the Red Herring.
You don't need to be a "Sherlock Holmes" to figure that out

A Red Herring is...

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Categories: paine, visionary, red, red,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs