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Independence Day Poems | Examples of Independence Day Poetry

When Trump Money Talks
When Trump Money Talks Life-forms cringe crinkle & close Civilitys' Quest _____ Notes: DEFINING AND DEFENDING CIVILIZATION 1. Unfit for public office / psychological 2. Abuse of power / Statements of revenge on opponents 3. Unconstitutional / Use of military in domestic police powers / posse comitatus / stated claim 4. Unconstitutional ~ Executive invasion of Judicial Branch Perogatives / Supreme Court ~...

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Categories: independence day, america, freedom, holocaust, independence
Form: Haiku
indictment of President Donald Trump
We the people of the United States along with much of the world WITNESSED WITH OUR OWN EYES / and is therefore / THE SELF-EVIDENT TRUTH that: Donald j. Trump / on January 6th / undertook the means and methods along with co-conspirators to deny The Legitimate Will Of The People of The United...

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Categories: freedom, independence day, political,
Form: Political Verse



Amerikannia
Adrift in some Mad American Empire I stand in my shadow as the future winds come Looking over the ruins of my nation! Eyes grow dim as the masses succumb Families cry as loved ones are stolen! What have we become A piece of crumpled banner flutters in the sky Blue field, a bold white name Are those bloody...

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Categories: independence day, abuse, america, anger, angst,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 2034-The Fall of Big Brother
Humanity suffers, totalitarianism reigns, Vanity crushes our personal gains, Mankind is weeping and working as slaves, Those who refuse are remembered in graves. This is the fate of the people who cry, How do they rate if they do or they die? How do you choose what to do with your life? Most people can't who succumb to the strife. What does it...

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Categories: independence day, anxiety, courage, destiny, faith,
Form: Rhyme
1776
The Stars and the Stripes, Is the blood that we shed. I pledge allegiance to the flag, Running through my head. The Home of the Brave, And the land of the free. Soldiers died to give their life, For you, and for me. The Stars and the Stripes, Is the blood that we shed. I’m proud to be...

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Categories: independence day, america, columbus day, courage,
Form: Rhyme



Ode to the Motherland
I Namibia is my most beloved country, Like it is a marvellous Beulah land With a mighty will, great glory So, be glorified, my free Motherland. From red sand deserts to the shining shores And the sun gives me its setting, Echoes of...

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Categories: appreciation, independence day, patriotic,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Green White Green
So much promise "Green White Green" So resplendent were you as the; Union Jack was being lowered and The Green White Green as foisted That glorious evening of October the 1st. 1960. So much...

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Categories: angst, independence day, memorial
Form: Dramatic Verse
Toe Shack
Toe shack Put another log On the near burnt out fire They tell me to charge more Then tell me they did the job for a song and a story I've heard before The Government is prohibiting the bites that is never chewed Useless you write your story Validation goes miscued Let us fight any way we can afford Don't think...

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Categories: independence day, anti bullying, betrayal, independence
Form: Free verse
AFRICA'S SACRED ARK
Soon, The sacred black ashes and dark disfigured, but resilient bones of our enslaved, enraged and estranged ancestors, Will awake from their centuries of dazed, polluted and denigrated slumber, to reclaim, revamp their bastardized and emasculated glories; Glories, tainted with the dung of barbecued corruption, oppression and suppression from our headmasters' Soon, Our ancestors will release us from the...

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Categories: independence day, africa, corruption, humanity, independence
Form: Free verse
STRAYED SHEEP
STRAYED SHEEP Today, we are all as strayed sheep Once together, and of one mind All have wandered and separated Finding independence is overrated Common values become conflated To such a life, many are resigned With different memories to keep What is family, it’s a difficult question All spread across the world we know Linked merely by digital conversation Different definition of a close relation Who is...

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Categories: animal, independence day,
Form: Rhyme
only God sees a medic cry
Verse #1: C In my arms, Robert died that day G C An...

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Categories: independence day,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member The Fickled Pickled Herd
So quick to judge any breach of etiquette Such breaches at the whim of the fickled herd What is there to do but watch your back Or compulsively stay in line Or just say f*ck it! And be on your way Because no matter how hard you try The cancerous cancelling crowd will lie in wait To pounce on what was...

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Categories: independence day, society,
Form: Narrative
America dawn
A new chapter in the country history now begins Making America Great Again done through unity Ending the political division that separate people Republicans and Democrats rebuilding the dream It is built on the founding fathers' vision for all Choosing to be part of this new shared vision American citizens sharing and living that dream Dust down the founders declaration once again Awaken...

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Categories: independence day, america, columbus day, destiny,
Form: Acrostic
Forgive them, Father
For they know not what they are doing How could they not as God-given capacity for ignorance is only blasphemy when available The Indigenous of New Zealand Never heard Jesus's sweet name until 1814, So all those natives get to burn forever with Hauty The proud church of Christ and its east-west schisms And Luther's nailed paper Show God's "unauthorized" confusion Mormons and Muslims follow in the...

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Categories: independence day, allah, bible, christian, columbus
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The 4th of Christmas-ween - I Almost Tossed it Out
Here's a cautionary tale that must be told. Listen to me, be you young or old: after something has long been growing mold, don't ever say (this wisdom, I strongly tout), "I almost tossed it out".  Maybe, I should have tossed it from the fridge, but I only nudged it a little smidge (behind the eggs), and never crossed that bridge. I should have taken...

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Categories: independence day, christmas, halloween, humor, independence
Form: Rhyme

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