Canada Poems - Poems about Canada

Hello its Moi..Me who sees.? Green sick actions and plans Do others agree.? Plans to kill some Ostriches a herd four Hundred strong.' All quite healty..Ceetificated; tested yet That has been ( submerged? Hidden? My this is surely Wrong? Must they follow the seven hundred Koalas? That Green policies eagerly slayed.? Such pointless pagan obcenity (as a helpfull move explained)...

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Red and white glory freely flies Mapleleaf, strong and proud, framed by bright blue skies From glacier fjord to mountain stream Over fields of gold and trees of green Nothing is more beautiful to see Than that red maple leaf flying free The simple flag is our greatest treasure, Heralding a nation beyond measure There is nothing I would rather be than an honored...

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Always said my country was free . . . no wars, no hate, from sea to sea; and now under attack we will not fail. My Canada is not for sale ! I fear for the future of us . . . there is a...

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America will not take my country ~ and it won't take our game...

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Shall our neighbor to the Great White North become our fifty-first state? To be proudly crowned their eleventh province might prove a better fate Fresh air, clear lakes and grand vistas not to be beat Maro-O-largo/Maple Leaf Hotel would make such a grand winter retreat Call me a Tory turncoat if you must and I'll heartily agree Oh Canada, my...

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When you ask me who I am, I can not be sure what to say. Am I a savage woman? My answer might dismay. Do I know what family is? It is surely hard to say. You see, Not too long ago in this country of the strong and free, My people had their freedom taken  and it has long since wore it’s effect...

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Canada is one of top on list of less corrupted countries in world...

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My country Canada True North, strong, free a land of beauty prosperity, riches subservient to no one welcoming to just...everyone but please do not mistake our kindness for passivity or submissiveness....

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Hey neighbor, it's a quandrum, eh? In school your flag was on display. Sang your song before games and play. Visited B.C. on field trip day. O Canada what can I say? How can we treat a friend this way? February 12, 2025...

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I was born to grand mountains high, sky of blue and clouds drifting by; to walk and seek a flawless view, through woods I find birds of bright blue. It is my passion . . . I admit, sunlit wilderness to moonlit; alpine meadows and trails that twine, supine moments blissful . . . divine. ...

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"From sea to sea to sea" I love my Canada and I am proud to be a Canadian and share this county with the Aboriginals, French, English Irish and many other nationalities that create the intricate tapestry of Canada a vast rugged beautiful land with wonderful amazing wildlife a rich varied country with cosmopolitian cities snow-capped majestic mountains, valleys, boreal...

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this winter is bitter with temperatures sub zero and wild howling winds snow gathering in drifts snow my only view bare trees creak, groan squirrels run searching, searching birds are hidden, silent people dress like eskimos skin can quickly freeze hands and feet protected wrapped in hats, scarfs yet, some go skating and some go skiing me, I light fireplace cuddling with my cat...

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Slight of hand By the orange man Firming up the border While he grabs what he can For the oil backed felon With an eye on a gem The Canadian border Is just another dress hem ...

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Oh Canada! In harmony we stand Together as America We'll weave dreams, hand in hand With hearts united, a future bright A tapestry of hope, our shared delight © daniel miltz...

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God please bless Canada God Canada is our home And we are proud to live In Canada AIso Canada is a country That is not in war Also Canada is a multi cultural country And we just love To live in Canada ...

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