Flag Poems - Poems about Flag

i get shown time and time again by broken men red flags and warning signs i think they will change but in reality the only person changing is me the sweet loving girl i once was is being turned into someone cold and harsh a girl who once had brown glistening eyes and shiny brown hair now her eyes are black and blank her...

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I used to be proud to fly our American flag as from childhood I was taught I used to fly our American flag without giving it a second thought. But I see a divided country now…one that is quickly moving away from democracy and even though there are people out there who see things differently than me in...

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July in America in 2025, so exciting, to be in July, starting our month off with a bang. Lots of bangs from fireworks, people have already started to celebrate. Celebrate our country independence, our holiday that we cherish. The red white and blue, we celebrate, and remember this month in history. To our amazing patriots,...

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No Flag on the Hill He woke to the hiss of burning plastic a child's shoe, half-melted in the road. Something like singing came from the mosque, but it was only wind through broken glass. The birds left weeks ago. Even the dogs are quiet now. A rusted swing creaks in a schoolyard where no one plays anymore. A mother once painted the front...

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America, is my home, I love it with all my heart, and will never part. It has had its up and downs, and sometime caused me alarm. America has grown through all its ways, ways to make better days. It has gone to war, and fought for rights, died and saved lives, that now work hard...

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Natives interrupted Guns pointed to their chests Blown away like beautiful dandelions Into that sweltering sun Americans lollygag In their newly claimed land Under that grand old flag Slaving away, picking cotton Under the South’s heat of injustice Scarred with inhumane treatment Sweating tears and pain Burdens heavier than sandbags Yes, they’re slaving away Under that southern flag Stripped away from homes and work And terrorized prior still No voice spoke...

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When I see the Haitian flag, tears rush into my eyes. When I see the Haitian flag, my Haitian heart cries. Our people have been ridiculed, yet our flag continues To flow unimpeded. We will never die on our knees. If we must die, we will die standing like brave soldiers. We will not bow our head. We will stare...

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"When our dance of love became frantic, I faltered, and you danced on my grave." *** "How did it come to this, my darling one? We may never know the answer, but with the rain in my eyes, you look so beautiful in red." *** Every direction only led further from you. Every decision was the...

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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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You say you're no prince of mine, but what else could you be? A hitchhiker in my heart, a pedestrian in my mind? Is that you under the harsh sun, holding a holey parasol? Maybe you're fleeing the crime scene of your heartbreaking. But you see, none of that makes any sense to me. So I wait here, for you to appear on a cream-colored horse. ...

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In colors bold, our freedom sings Red, white, and blue in unity clings A nation's pride, where hope takes wing © daniel miltz...

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Our Flag Miracle Man 12/16/2024 It's red, white, and blue a symbol of our country. Love it or leave it! ...

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She stands proud, On mountain trail, All tattered and torn. Her stars holding fast To the cloth she wears. The Fifty stars she bears Her strips bleeding The pain of summer’s end. She must transcend. She’s graced these snow-crowned...

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several tries later oriflamme by betsy ross got approval nod shes red white and blue fifty stars in modern day and subject to change...

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