James Madison Poems - Poems about James Madison

...We star it off with Ben Franklin, American renaissance man, whose industry and sharp wit made him the richest in the land. Lived out an American dream before the country ever was, entertained w......

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...What's fair and right we oft dismiss While clinging to our prejudice. But biggest biases of all Are aimed at us, the short and small. What's tall or towers people praise, But opposites get ......

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...The reality in the movie "Twister" Of the frightening storms sound Was the noise of a camels moan That had been greatly slowed down The idea of painting fingernails We all have the Chinese to ......

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...Thomas Jefferson was a slave owner, We know this from history. And when he died, most were solid, And very few ever let free. Yet Jefferson himself put down the words That led to our great progr......

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...An old Greek word, ecclesia, is often translated as church, but could also be thought of as a civilization acting civilly, as a citizenry acting as responsible citizens. The noun side of Eccl......

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...Our freedom of expression is protected by the Constitution, which Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, among others, wrote to protect our rights. The Constitution c......

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...Schools are closed, there is no mail And stores hold special sales. To honor our first president, That’s what this day entails. Though technically, our 16th prez Is celebrated, too. To make a......

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...American green The tree of life gave birth to a nation and these men who helped nature shape it. The father of our Country George Washington the 1st President. There......

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...Hello There, Runt By Elton Camp A cry of outrage comes from the politically correct For the very word “runt” they will angrily reject But I have used it only to gain for this poem attention ......

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...Virginia, June 8, 1789 James Madison penned the constitution And on December 15, 1791 It became America’s resolution The first amendment clearly states No abridging of the freedom to speak We......

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