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Best Unalienable Poems


One Knee
Poet:  Ken Jordan 
Poem:  One Knee 
Edited by:  Sparkle Jordan 
written:  September 2017


One Knee

Yes, I kneel down on one knee 
damn right I do -
I will not honor an Anthem 
of a country that don’t honor me -

One Knee 
I was...

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© Ken Jordan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unalienable, africa, america, betrayal,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Identity Crisis
He says he saw "(this nation's)
Identity sold and robbed by immigration..."
And I remember
My first day teaching at the border school
First one there that August morning
Cows were grazing on the lawn
I walked into the office to report them
and the secretary laughed, "They're Hector's.
They sneak over the...

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Categories: unalienable, america, immigration, patriotic,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Make America Great
When the colonists felt that with the king of Great Britain they could no longer reason,
Their leaders signed the Declaration of Independence, though they knew it was treason.
Because of their belief in the unalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,
They were willing...

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Categories: unalienable, discrimination, history, patriotic, prejudice,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Citizenship
being born in a certain place
having a relation with a certain race
a melting pot of every creed and color
yet one race with each other
being born in the United States
each of us having a different face
yet being here by Gods grace
a freedom found like in no...

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Categories: unalienable, psychological,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Patriotism
Patriotism is in the air,
And sentiments high,
Cataclysm is over,
Liberation heaves a sigh!

Insufferable inequality,
Now is ineffable ecstasy,
Undeterred determination,
And honourable judiciary !


Providential independence,
Undisputed Unification,
Living to credence,
Spirit of nationalism!

All men created equal, by creator endowed with certain,
Unalienable rights- life, liberty and pursuit of happiness!






** last two lines have...

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Categories: unalienable, dedication,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Declaration of Interdependent Ideation
When in the Course of Earth’s anthro-supremacist events, 
it becomes necessary for polycultures to resolve political bands 
which have connected Her with human nature, 
and to assume among the powers of Earth, 
separate and equal station to which the Laws of safe AnthroNature 
and of...

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Categories: unalienable, freedom, health, independence day,
Form: Political Verse



Being American
I live in America, as in the United States of America, and that used to mean something. At least to me it did. And it’s not so much in how I was raised but in how I was couched by my country. While I was...

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Categories: unalienable, america, class, how i
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Jurisdiction of the Eye
There is a potential so pure in your nature
that it be nexus between diviner and rapture
where freedom finds the fire of Prime Creator
deep in the brain's interior, a glandular mind expander
crossfertilizer of electrochemical ego and soul sorcerer, 
the pineal pinnacle,  receptor of solar miracle,...

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Categories: unalienable, magic,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member All Creatures Great and Small
All creatures great and small,
from the smallest microbe to the largest animal of all.
Our living planet provides life for a mass variety of species.
Marine life is full of massive numbers of species of great diversity.
Bacteria, crustaceans, fishes, mammals, amphibians and also jellies.
Land dwelling life also...

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Categories: unalienable, animals, peoplelife, life, planet,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mount Rushmore, Carved in Stone
Mount Rushmore; Carved in Stone

From deep within the earth’s crust,
An orogeny pushes
The batholith upwards
To become ‘The Shrine of Democracy,’
Of weathered presidential faces
Chiseled in rock in South Dakota;
Representing 150 years of history
(From birth of a nation
To entry into the 20th. century)
In carved images:
Of Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt,...

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Categories: unalienable, america, education, history, inspiration,
Form: Verse
Premium Member The Shoes of Another
What does one do, when they feel forgotten?
What good are tears unseen or sobs unheard
and when the tree of liberty seems to be rotten
because they’ve been dismissed and rejected at a word?

What does one do, when they’re silenced
for viewing the world through their own eyes?
What...

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Categories: unalienable, anxiety, betrayal, freedom, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fluid In the Wind Tattered Old Glory
the cool breeze fondles
the old tattered flag as it
hangs on the flagpole
displaying it's frayed faded
colors of red, white, and blue

fluid in the wind 
drawing your ears to the flags
flapping sounds trying
to tell manifold stories
of men and women's valor

8/19/2017



The Committee of Five edited Jefferson's draft. Their...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unalienable, color, freedom, war,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Madness and Civilization
Ummm...
What's the difference?

Who are we to think we're so smart?

Who gave us the God (always male) who told us that?

How's it workin' out for you
thinkin' 'bout
“unalienable rights”?

Or thinkin' 'bout how
you're gonna pay your bills
when your salary's frozen
but the price of food and gasoline
isn't?

Age old,
I'm told.
Believe...

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Categories: unalienable, adventure,
Form: Concrete
The Longest Day of Waiting
Life on earth is a large platform where people show the highness or lowness of spirits of their lives. A queue in time bargaining for the much-awaited satisfaction in life.  Just like in litigation, we all undergone proceedings in order to determine our unalienable...

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Categories: unalienable, day, journey, life, time,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Scotus Pick
Extraordinarily
sterling law pedigree
Jackson, Ketanji Brown's
confirmation went down:
no ugly fight.

Ology, Elegy
What's this fresh hell I see?
Lenient sentencing,
can't define womanhood,
natural rights.

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Name ordered based on meter only: dactyl, dactyl

As an answer to a written question, Jackson wrote, "I do not hold a position on whether individuals possess natural...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unalienable, political,
Form: Double Dactyl

Book: Reflection on the Important Things