Nature Independence Day Poems | Examples

These Nature Independence Day poems are examples of Independence Day poems about Nature. These are the best examples of Independence Day Nature poems written by international poets.


My Country

My country is under a siege
That's why I write a dirge
My country is falling apart 
'cause her leaders have taken the wrong path

The land is full of greed 
Remember, That's not what we agreed 
Masses continually wallow in pain 
Yet our cries is often in vain 
Nigeria is another old today
Then it's falling away 

The youths they refused to give the way 
The old have refused to call it a day 
While they have ship in the deep 
And , masses continually killed like sheep
Corruption, nepotism, there watch words
Neglected, the constitution as their watch dog 
Which has been known to the world 

Nigeria, The sleeping Giant
With Great lands of hope
Lush vegetation by nature provided
Where diverse icons of Erudite are awarded
In the past we uttered corrupt masters
In the present we call , kleptomaniac in their fingers 

Nigerians, independence we cried out for 
Unity In diverse they preach
In the inns we hope to reach
As they've democratically persuaded to teach
We had the freedom to be free 
But has been more strong weaker

Nigeria my country is about to fall 
That's why I am making a call.


Haiku Kaalnek3

(I have Rand, no dollars. So i'm not a PS Member. Hence no pictures. I reply to Valsa & PS)

Haiku:
 - one-month smart chick 
awe-some learner - hen stolen -
 slept up tree last night
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

A Tribute To the Nation

On this day, day
we reminisce our past, 
Let this freedom last,
Deep in of Love hearts a flame is lit, 
Of love and True Spirit;

Years ago, Gandhiji fought.. 
And brought back our freedom; 
The ahimsa that he preached, 
Reached miles and miles away.

The Dandi March he tread;
 Spread the corrupt means and nature the Invaders. 

He, made us strong.
And Instilled  the spirit to "wrong".

Swaraj, he said. should be our 'MOTTO"', 
And then, No one. would dare to, 
Berate our Nation.

The values he had taught,
 Has brought 
about a new thought.

He put a stop to their Torment,
 with his Civil Disobedience Movement.

He the valued the Truth, 
And Pleaded the Youth, 
To join their hands
 And stand together  unfazed.

To this day , everyone Bows, 
To this day, everyone knows, 
The Almighty Mahatma; 
-who is our true Raina.

His made the all free national spirit has made the 
Britishers  Flee. 
And , has made us all flee

Together we shall sing,
 Together we shall Bring,
 Peace & love to this land 
And stand together

Let the Day begin! Happy Independence Day! Jai Hind!

-Abhijina Laxmi

Poet At the Helm

Maybe I'll go all Bukowski on you, turn your cheeks scarlet red.
A little Emily Dickerson, with a lot of talk about death and the dead.
How about some dr. Seuss, that will make you laugh till it hurts in your side.
Or few words from Orson Welles on the radio when two worlds collide.
Turn your heart to mush like Browning, Yeats and Shakespeare.
Opening your eyes like Robert Frost to the earth and nature he loved so dear.
Make myself a voice like Dylan Thomas for the literary scene. 
Or Allen Ginsberg, William Blake and T.S. Eliot on the movie screen.
I can't be them cuz I got to be me, they set the bar. 
So I have to break the chains by taking it a little too far.
Maybe you won't like it that I step out of their realm.
But I have to do it because, I want to be the next poet at the helm
© Kelly Page  Create an image from this poem.

63 and Beyond

Gained in 1957 our Independence.
Hailed by all as the Black Star, the gateway and leader to Africa's independence.
At the turn of this decade, are we truly independent?
Not yet politically, economically, and socially truly independent?
All the toil and blood of our fathers were they in vain?

God, You did indeed bless our homeland, intended her to be great and strong.
Humility truly has made us boldless and fearful
All we have is pseudo-peace: no good name worthy of upholding and defending.
No longer does honesty reign in this nation, untruth of all kinds is the order of the day.
All of our strengths and our hearts we serve Ghana not but our selfish interests.

God invigorate us to defend our heritage
Humility kindly substitute with hard work, entrench honesty and please as jara add punctuality.
And help us to resist our self-serving individualistic nature.
Nurture unto to us leaders with the state’s prosperity truly in their hearts.
And with all our will and might we shall follow them, playing our best part, forevermore.


I Will Have a Happy New Year

I will surely have a happy New Year
If someone stops stepping into my life
Forcing me to do  that I don't expect to
Asking me to speak that I don't want to 

I don't want to be interrupted a bit with
My dear life, as quietly as a wild animal 
And as common as  nothing  to show off 

My heart accepts only the orders of defined rules
No matter they could bring in feelings warm or cool

I will have a happier new year by having a quiet life
Offering me freedom to listen the season's footsteps

Miss Andry

Miss Andry, you are truly a mystery. 
You have Revealed yourself as Artemis and Lady of Ephesus to Many. 
Miss Andry, you're mother nature that Roars like a lion and your voice thunders time after time. 
Miss Andry, you're the root of most religions and goddess to many nations. 
Miss Andry, you're the role model and idol to women all over the world, and even worshiped as queen of the Amazon women long ago.
Miss Andry, you're Strength was revealed when you transformed into your twin brother Apollo.
While Transformed into Libera, the goddess of Freedom, you have forgotten your attributes of Justice and Mercy.
Miss Andry, your Heart is cold and hard as the statue of liberty, not even a pickaxe can penetrate your disharmony.
Miss Andry, why do you treat me like you do? 
Why do you blame me all the time? 
Haven't I tried to love you through and through the passing of time? 
Miss Andry, MIss Andry, How can I get through to you?

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(form 5-7-5 kawanagi)


waking up alone
liberating morning sun
careless and carefree



Submitted on April 23, 2018 for contest HAIKU: HUMAN NATURE sponsored by Mick Talbot  -  RANKED 1ST

A Mindless Hunch

Travelling in your dreams or dreaming in your travels
You want to be seen or you want to be hidden 
Selfies are better or nature is bigger 
You love the sky or you hate the land 
Like a lazy night or a hyperactive bang
Partying hard or driving through the dark
Silent hood or a dog that barks
Love yourself or the playboys
Getting married or become a loner 
Eating to live or living to eat?
Using your hands or thighs that spreads
Whatever it is, doesn't make any sense

The Abandoned Factory

the rusty tap captures this scene,
the brown murky residue bulging in saturation. 

the emerald coloured Victorian paint peeling like an rotten corpse,
leaving the imagination in an bewildering photographic shock. 

Tiny puddles are scattered like rabbit holes,
they gently ripple with each drop of rain that falls from it's dilapidated exterior

Skeletons of iron-cast machinery, lay as artefacts of hazardous condemnation. 

This hollow lung, laid dormant yet still breathing, desperately
in need of repairing or deleting.

The vegetation entwined itself within the rusted iron beams in a subtle suffocation, programmed in a arrogant nature.

The wind rattles through this building as those currents embrace this peculiar structural arrangement, dancing around this monument of time, this museum of solemn captivation. 

The lonely ominous building sits in an bold servitude to a dead era, 
and seldom seen it quietly assumes it's place
© Paul K K  Create an image from this poem.

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