Constitution Poems - Poems about Constitution

We think too much of the silence of things, Indian classrooms where my student's voice breaks free. Bright minds cascade up like golden ink lifting our nation's hope, lotus blooms on learning shores. Beautiful voices float along, empowering folks in crowded hallways. They invite people to the center where wise policies make an amazing symphony of collaborative dreams. "They've earned their voices,"...

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Mr. President, Mr. Vice President, Americans, and the world: In the crucible of revolution, our forefathers etched their pledge— a bold testament inscribed not solely in ink, but in the quiet, relentless pulse of divine dependence. It is as if the ink itself carried whispers of a celestial covenant, affirming divine Providence into the very marrow of liberty. Yet,...

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God laughs when fools behave like racists All persecuted individuals are His children God laughs when a few are obviously chosen And receive preferential treatment under the basis That the lighter complexion is superior and better. God created one race. The same blood flows like a river In all God’s children veins. This blood is red, not amber God laughs when a...

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The Eighth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution prohibits cruel AND unusual punishment. It does not prohibit cruel punishment. It does not prohibit unusual punishment. It only forbids cruel AND unusual punishment. Therefore, cruel punishment is totally constitutional. So, too, is unusual punishment. When I say this, some of my liberals friends are in total astonishment. ...

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they come down on you with their silver badges and rusted hearts, nightstick morality, a fist of laws so tight you can hear my knuckles crack. they'll jail the hungry, the weak, the lost while their own hands stink of greed, of white cocaine powder trails, nights twisted up in back rooms with drinks and dirty deals. they call it credit card justice, where a fee is charged, just...

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CREATED to unite and govern OFFICIAL Document for nations NUMBER one point of reference STATE, federal, and local TIME sensitive and amendable INCLUSIVE of all citizens TIRRANY undesired and controlled UNITY'S best hope THE rule of law IDENTIFIES goals and roles ORGANIZES people for purposes NATIONS should remain sovereign DREAMS and destinies AUTHORITY promotes longevity YESTERDAY'S founding fathers ...

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I walk into the darkness, my Father holds my hand Naked in Him barefooted I see with my spiritual eye, dimension spirit realm I hear with my ears, heavenly things I touch with my soul, abundantly beings Angels sing I can hear them calling I walk not afraid, I am with my heavenly host I walk not with a stranger, but with Jesus...

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In the heart of vibrant Africa, where democracy should reign, Two shadows lurk, two specters haunt, two faces of the same pain. One a soldier, gun in hand, the other clothed in suit, Both rob the people of their choice, both the people's voice they mute. The military coup, so stark, its violence loud and clear, Ousts the leaders chosen...

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In the annals of time, a tale untold, Resides the slavery loop hole, bold. Within the Constitution, revered and strong, Lurks a dark verse, where justice went wrong. Enslavement's grip, it sought to uphold, A contradiction, a story yet untold. A clause concealed, with chilling grace, Deemed humans as chattel, a disgrace. Through ink-stained words, a nation was bound, Yet shackles of oppression knew...

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.....Stress prayer in the heart in the home ...

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My smiles just for the institution, Which trifles not with constitution: Brooks not the safest prostitution, Defaulters starving restitution... Institution that works with tuition To minds prepare for intuition, So that yesterday's Dumped Destitute Is not today's Bitter Prostitute... Institution tasting sweet Appeal, No plans to Sacrosanct Laws repeal: A body for Routine procreation Of men with famished eyes on fruition. That's institution for Rubber...

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There was a mighty head of state who thought he was like God. Within the prercincts of his house all feared his heavy plod. We now hear many stories, some of which appal, of crashing crockery on the floor and ketchup on the wall, and how the hand that held the helm grabbed his driver's steering wheel. Many a good ship did...

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I Our cry, silenced. We watch the murder of our freedoms Like spectators at a lynching. Our Twenty-first-century forbearance rubbed out, Our twentieth-century sensibilities never happened. High court corruption, A misogyny hell-bent on a 19th-century revival. In its myopic mendacity, In its mockery of fundamental democracy, We all take great comfort in knowing A woman’s body is now state-regulated. There is great solace...

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The idea that our founding fathers intended anyone over 18 to possess enough firepower to destroy the entire continental army of 1776 is absurd, arrogate and dangerous. #repealthe2ndamendment *Arrogate: to take or claim an illegal right....

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On threads of wispy air, in breathy undertones of political wind, I can hear the quiet catastrophe, the quiet ruination of our commonwealth. I can hear the sleepy madness, turned avalanche between my ears. I can hear the quiet catastrophe, the whispered words of terrorists, guttural phrases taunted as political incorrectness, flaunted vacuous nihilism fomenting insurrectionism, the quiet convulsion of our self-rule. I...

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