Freedom Elegy Poems
These Freedom Elegy poems are examples of Elegy poems about Freedom. These are the best examples of Elegy Freedom poems written by international poets.
The Bridge of No ReturnHundred steps I made
From soiled ground to the bridge of cursed shade
Three dungeons of heroic souls
Locked up over four hundred in shoals
Living souls of eddies...
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Categories:
death, people,
Aksum of the CovenantOld Persian expedition of eight ships
Eight hundred soldiers on board with whips
Traveled and obliterated Aksumites of good gesture
People of worship, peace and humane nature
Aksum of...
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Categories:
faith,
Cry Uhuru Cry FreedomUntil the blood
Flowing in my veins equals
The blood flowing in theirs
The cry for freedom
...
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Categories:
analogy, angst, feelings, pain,
TyrannyA tyrant's reign is like a storm
That leaves a path of fear and dread
It brings destruction and despair
And fills the people's hearts with dread
The tyrant's...
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Categories:
12th grade, abuse, anti
Panting Frowns of Young HallowYoung hallow, how long will you let this one?
The brewing of Dizzying Falls,
The perching of your quiet screams.
The Aching, Panting Frowns that steams stiffness from...
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Categories:
deep, poems,
Adieu Papa MadabeA patriarch, legend, family man,
A moral compass,
An arc of proprietary leadership
With octopus creeping advancements
Inducing pomiferous effects
Africa’s epitome of
Struggle against racial oppression
The Great Madabe :
An iconic...
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Categories:
appreciation, eulogy, inspirational, leadership,
Stephane Mallarme TranslationsThese are my modern English translations of sonnets by the French poet Stephane Mallarme.
The Tomb of Edgar Poe
by Stéphane Mallarmé
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Transformed...
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Categories:
elegy, eulogy, extended metaphor, french,
The Painted LandscapeThe idyllic painting
I remember it well
The dirt road
The neglected
Domestic landscape
Growing wild
Tall
Ongoing battle
Freedom
For the strongest
I walked
Into the painting
Wore clogs
Yellow dust
Behind me
Going north....
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Categories:
blessing, creation,
A Tribute To GaniYesterday,
It was just yesterday in September,
He was laid to rest in golden casket,
Though he lived a golden life to deserve more.
Yet as men do,
The celebration...
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Categories:
appreciation, bereavement, courage, eulogy,
Rainer Maria Rilke Translation: the PantherThe Panther
by Rainer Maria Rilke
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
His weary vision's so overwhelmed by iron bars,
his exhausted eyes see only blank Oblivion.
His world is...
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Categories:
elegy, allegory, analogy, animal, cat,
Mortuary Is a Placefull of HopeMortuary is a place full of hope
They pray for an opportunity
That one day they go there
To live forever quiet peace
In freedom from noisy men
And troubling...
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Categories:
death, irony,
Crimea River
When the imperial waves
came rushing in,
century after century upon
kneel capitulation
The khanate carnage
was pale tears
in a vassal vale devastating —
What a Caucasus burial field
O how...
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Categories:
grief, history, pain, sorrow,
Labor Day 2019Courtesy of one or more tradesmen,
first Monday in September set aside
for employees able, eager, ready
and willing to acquire money
to marry groom or...
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Categories:
america, appreciation, celebration, dream,
Oblivious Transit To Astral SphereTranscendent meditative
ascendance assuaged
deep sleep grogginess resultant
resounding residual REM cycles
profound dreams decreasingly faint grip
fading fast, yet...
after effects heavily linger
courtesy toehold subconscious sojourn
oft times mentally exhausting,
nonetheless requisite...
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Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade,
Replete With Colonial Army SpiritsTwo hundred forty two
(12.1 score) years ago
countless stripling soldiers
strapping farming homeboys
healthy agrarian lads
raised among generations
in summer re:
offspring original settlers heirs
family acreage encompassed
wide uninterrupted forested swaths
across...
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Categories:
11th grade, 12th grade,