Son Independence Day Poems

One Father, Two Sons, and the History that Divides them!

This Poem was Inspired by Watching the News, and Seeing the Constant Fighting both Verbally and...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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“Hamilton’s” the show to watch
On Independence Day.
If you’ve not seen it, find out if
You can concoct a way.

On Broadway, it was magical – 
No one...

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It’s the fourth - fireworks; the fizzle of stars.
The colorful display of power of the people —
waving of the red, white and blue; freedom
rings, slowly,...

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There once was a popular car commercial that stated, "This is not your father's oldsmobile".  The manufacurer was proud to have built a better...

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A Tiny Flag

There rests a tiny flag in my garage,
That will fly from my yard on the 4th of July.
As much as it will stand...

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A HARD DAY TO DIE FREE


Brother come to my side,
Come to see a sunshine of a new day
A new day of struggling
Come to see the...

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Ceux qui célèbrent ‘88 – Translation of Kevin Gilbert’s « Celebrators  ‘88 »» by T. Wignesan

(This poem mocks the bicentenary celebrations of the founding...

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All this when I remember, 
Silently rolls down a tear.

Our country was in danger
And nation's pride at stake;
A bloody battle shook the border, 
Turned into...

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You have done quite
An excellent job
The day of rewarding will come 
When all the records will be played
To the future generation
For fulfilling your pledge
To the...

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INDEPENDENCE DAY


We gained our independence 
As a nation based on God
Our forefathers dared to go 
Where none before had trod

God blessed them for their efforts
Though...

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