Independence Day Holiday Poems | Examples
These Independence Day Holiday poems are examples of poetry about Independence Day Holiday. These are the best examples of Holiday Independence Day 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
Happy Birthday ‘Merica
It’s happy birthday ‘Merica
I wish you all the best
You’ve kept us free for all these years
You’re better than the rest
For those who claim you’ve lost your glow
They’ve lost their sappy minds
Our unity must win the day
For that’s the tie that binds
Independence Day
flags… parades… hurray
~ taps for hostages… play
Largely overlooked
Juneteenth Independence Day, Freedom Day
Emancipation Day – commemorates the end of slavery
In the United States
Most States that is
There are 20 states still holding out
In 1863 slaves were freed
Texas withheld the information
It wasn't until 1865 that the slaves were
finally told by soldiers at the end of the war.
Union Army Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger rode into
Galveston, Texas, and issued General Order No. 3
Proclaiming that the enslaved
African Americans there were free.
Let us be brave and not hide history and rejoice in
the emancipation day.
Firecracker, look at you go
Sparking, spitting, flying by,
Putting on quite a show
For every Fourth of July
Bang! There goes the first
Crack! Goes number two,
Snap! The third one burst
Pop! For the red, white and blue
Let freedom ring out
Independence for us all,
One day a year to shout
Hear all voices call
When we can't say this
And we can't do that,
In a country amiss
Where freedom's at
Long gone is the way
Of such prim and poise,
Today, all of us can say
Let's make some noise
Bang! There goes the first
Crack! Goes number two,
Snap! The third one burst
Pop! For the red, white and blue
Sparking, spitting, flying by
Putting on quite a show,
For every Fourth of July
Firecracker, look at you go!
I remember the grand parades
Memorial and Independence Day
All their pomp and pageantry
Many faded jeans ago, so far away
Our boys in uniform we'd be saluting
For the good ole USA we'd be rooting
Now it's political rancor at barbeques
~ From either end we're tooting