4Th Of July Holiday Poems | Examples
These 4Th Of July Holiday poems are examples of poetry about 4Th Of July Holiday. These are the best examples of Holiday 4Th Of July poems written by international poets.
Red ~ white ~ blue
Happy Independence Day to you
Celebrate Freedom its your right
4th of July such a beautiful sight
Keep safe in all the enjoyment and fun
Love from the Scottish one
bang bang bang bang pow
night red, white, blue pom pom blooms
runaway dogs fear
7/5/2024
Christmas
Halloween
4th of July
Three big holidays
Full of vivid memories
All big holidays come with
Enormously incredulous hype
Each remembered fondly
Years later as much better than they were
Insecure moms determined to make this year’s
Holiday meal, decor, costumes and presents
The best one ever, lugging in junk to
Make it the best one yet, wearing themselves
out, to win the best ever yet contest
Sad in the end when they realize once again
Things went terribly wrong, because someone
Tried way too hard, and we are not living in
Hallmark movies.
Real people in crabby moods, smothered by anxiety,
overwhelmed yearly by perpetual disappointment and rage.
For Bonfire Night: Nov. 5 in England
Watch the rockets shoot into the sky.
Wave your sparklers till their sparkles die.
Watch the Catherine Wheel spin her delight -
whirls of red, yellow-gold, green and white.
Give the guy a penny, for he deserves no more.
Smoke him as you roast hot chestnuts giving him "what for"!
Lose yourself in the revelry of celebration’s hum.
As *cracker jacks are popping, recall where this all comes from!
11/28/16 for the Contest of Shadow Hamilton
*cracker jacks are a popcorn and peanut snack Americans eat at baseball games so I hope the definition I found for it is the one you mean, Shadow!! It was good to learn about this holiday. It's a bit like our 4th of July!
O patriots, listen to the march!
Souza was the all time master
Music for young and old alike
Just makes the heart beat faster..
Uniforms, bands, and waving flags
Toe tapping, thigh slapping beat
Love of country and our freedoms
Rhythms that bring you to your feet..
Perhaps if we listened to more marches
And didn't think it terribly odd
As a country we'd feel much better
And once again be a "Nation Under God".