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Constitutional Poems - Poems about Constitutional

Law Enforcement Violates Our Constitutional Rights Regularly Now
they swagger in badges hallways of fluorescent lies drag me by the collar into their personal theater of power guns gleam like broken promises questions barked through gritted teeth hands cuffed before words finish justice danced on cold linoleum floors they say order is sacred while stomping the petals of freedom paper walls of our rights tear under boot heels every knock at midnight echoes the guillotine’s whisper we’re...

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Categories: constitutional, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Constitutional Separation of Church and State So How Can the State Divorce Us
A delicate dance, a balance to abide. Let me share a verse, a tale profound, Of union wed in hallowed ground. When vows were spoken, love's embrace, Within the walls of sacred grace, Two souls entwined, a blessed bond, In faith and hope, their hearts respond. The church, a haven, where spirits soar, A sanctuary for love to explore. With blessings sought, in prayers...

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Categories: constitutional, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse



Constitutional Right
Oh, he had a combat rifle, An Uzzi sub machine gun A revolver and a pistol And a TASER just for fun, Because to bear arms Was his God given right One of those for which He was prepared to fight. Nobody ever knew Why he flipped his lid. Nobody ever knew Why he did what he did. Just wounded lying among Bodies of the six dead, Rampaging...

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Categories: constitutional, anger, death, sorrow,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member United States Constitutional Insights On Order
Society requires GOVERNMENT ...

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Categories: constitutional, appreciation, blessing, community, education,
Form: Free verse
Resumption of Daily Nightly Constitutional Lap1
Resumption of daily/nightly constitutional I accompany my dark shadow... (many hours before edge of night, where twilight zone evokes night gallery), and resumed walking a circuit around perimeter of parking lot today, a breezy temperate twenty fifth of April two thousand and twenty two, and perhaps if regularly habituate myself to said stroll physical endeavors may one day find me to cantor or trot. Yours truly realized...

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Categories: constitutional, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme



Resumption of Daily Nightly Constitutional Lap2
Just on the cusp of experiencing joie de vivre, the triumvirate of Crooks and Quade figuratively swoop down to announce re: inspection of apartment unit B44 whenever they deem appropriate. Thus series of unfortunate events (linkedin with bull limey Lemony Snicket bro) got sidelined nsync with contracting a minor bout with deadly Amish Flu symptoms found garden variety reasonable rhymer bedridden feeling a little horse and buggy (ha), incapacitated...

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Categories: constitutional, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member 2020 Constitutional Rapture
Alan Simpson, a Wyoming Republican, not known for his socialist ways nor his sacred communion means of public discourse, cried out in our Great Dark Night of white bold and climate cold fragility, "Money's dominance over politics isn't merely one problem of many our country faces. It is the problem!" Perhaps neither Wyoming Republicans or Alan Simpson would mind this contextual paraphrase, Capitalism's competitive LeftBrain cultural and educational systemic dominance against healthy multicultural...

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Categories: constitutional, appreciation, health, humanity, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Constitutional Overreach
Mister Trump they all want to impeach For constitutional overreach Can't say that I blame them I'd love them to shame him Perhaps his orange hair they can bleach...

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Categories: constitutional, color, political,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Constitutional Cartoon
Minor amendments --- mini-mends Major amendments --- maxi-mends Mickey Mouse --- Minnie mends...

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Categories: constitutional, america, change, word play,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Our Precious Constitutional Right
Bare with me a moment, my friends, if you will Please bare in mind our precious constitutional right ~ The right to bare arms...

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Categories: constitutional, humorous, rights, word play,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member His Constitutional Right
There's a crazed shooter somewhere in a school: Death stalks the halls, and children are dying. An automatic rifle is his tool: its deadly shots leaving parents crying. Hunkered down in classrooms, kids lock the doors and call home; there's little time for goodbyes. Shocked by the horror of blood on school floors: friends watch as friends die in front of their...

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Categories: constitutional, 12th grade, america, angst,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Constitutional Trifles
Thousands of students marched today they came to share their fears and pain grieving for friends needlessly slain. It was clear what they had to say enough is enough, no more lies nothing has been done, no one tries. I saw hope and love on display warning politicians, their vote will help keep this issue afloat. Blaming the NRA for the gun play semi-automatic...

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Categories: constitutional, america, angst, anxiety, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Kellyanne's Fake Constitutional Rock
"The Second Amendment is a bedrock principle of our Constitution..." ...

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Categories: constitutional, anger, history, humor, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
Things That Are Constitutional
Things That Are Constitutional Am concerned about what is constitutional, And followed by politicians exists a refusal; Necessary for nutrition; Intelligence exhibition; For existence of democracy is essential. Jim Horn My Horn Political Poem Series...

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Categories: constitutional, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
My Daily Constitutional
Every week day, I walk at least one mile Often I push it up to two or more. The mood strikes me and I'm off with a smile. I always start by walking out the door; taking steps with care, I never trample. Keeping in shape and I love to explore. Some days, I just wander, for example, new homes, new...

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Categories: constitutional, 11th grade, adventure, sometimes,
Form: Rhyme

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