Nation Poems - Poems about Nation

With our present world encapsulated In a shell of abject tragedy, it’s becoming Painfully difficult to pen pleasurable words Of the beautiful glow of the graces of nature As that of humankind blooms dark graveness:- Today, declining humor, splendor, and praising, Are at their lowest ebb on the shores of time as Pandora’s Box continues to overflow pandemonium Leaving us floating in...

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All citizens are happy and healthy Wealthy and wise A land where Jesus is Supreme Chancellor Honorary Crowned Head of State His Holy Spirit, the fire Fueling our desire for freedom For all peoples, for all Mankind Our Wonderful Counsellor Who sits on top of our make-believe throne Undefeatable and all powerfully Advising the President of Aerth, Who's just a man, or woman Elected to protect our...

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Back drives me cold Plant at village Busy morning. Season's shortage Between rice price Need force to plant. Each time pants on Soaking the mud Life hard living. Love those who work A farm living Help a nation....

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“It” defies the fabric we hold dear— a predator of language, carving loopholes for the rich. No filter. No trust. A shark in a stagnant lagoon, circling the wreckage of thought. “Its” justice is a ledger, not a scale, a settlement for silence, a nation unraveled. We obey, bound to “its” decree, as “it” strips the backbone from the body of this...

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US Army I'm a soldier, on the ground I stand A defender of the land, throughout the land I march through the mud, I climb the steep hill My strength is tested, my spirit is still. We are the defenders, the guardians of our land United in purpose, hand in hand We'll fight for freedom, till the very end Our loyalty's unwavering, our...

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Aboard a barque, across cerulean seas, Beneath boundless skies, chasing destiny's pleas, Came courageous colonists, yearning to be free. Dreams danced delicately in the salty breeze, Eager eyes seeking sanctuary. Founding fathers forged a future fair, Guiding principles etched in granite grand. Hope hummed, hearts held with fervent prayer, Igniting liberty throughout the land. Justice juggled scales, ensuring...

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An old couple seated on a park bench…lamenting the trouble the world is in… wondered if there was ever a time when the hierarchy of human values was not based on the color of one’s skin. A time when from the mountains to the valleys…across the rivers and the plains… membership in a society was not based on one’s...

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From our connection with Native Nations… the first people to walk this land… comes three bits of wisdom that have to do with the way we stand…. The first one sets the tone: May we be be strong enough to stand alone… The second…comes from our heart: May we be confident to stand apart… And the third will help us any...

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Your country, my country - I guess we do not Own assets of such validation More likely they own us, pretending we’ve got The innate desire of nation How do we recognize our ethnicity Must be ingrained in the genes But what if my genes sign of non-specificity Regardless what nation there is From the basis of my DNA, can...

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Several voices From the seas to the mountains Valleys to the shores Liberty and Freedom Forefathers before us in their wisdom The Constitution “We The People” Standing on principles on solid ground America’s Legislative bible Value of our rights in continuation The tone and setting The White House honoring The Senate Uphold Again, We the people Granted and expelled Our Rights We are the component of government Angled words being heard Power in...

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A Nation Lost When did it happen that we became a nation of haters? Not just the few hate groups, but millions of us. What happened that we have turned neighbor against neighbor? Caused people to be afraid to pray outside of their chosen sanctuary? Made small children fear their parents will be taken away? When did it become okay to mock disabilities, to prey on people’s insecurities? We had made progress, though...

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Nature did not unleash her terror on us as it did with Noto, Haiti, or the Indian Ocean. We abuse nature with the stamp of leadership which impedes lives, causing artificial stampedes of hunger, worse than nature's disasters. Quakes of human stampedes everywhere! Ibadan free funfair stampede Okija and Abuja free rice distribution stampedes are only where the lens focused, away...

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In glossy print, a figure bold Trump’s saga spun, both hot and cold With fervent cheers and quiet jeers A symbol now of positive years © daniel miltz...

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Sic semper tyrannis thus always to tyrants. Rebel rebel rebel ! Storms of rebellion topple his brutal regime capture the capital, Damascus liberation celebration. His brutal regime…millions fled for their lives while squashed beneath his iron fist thousands flee who stood by him as his subject's writhe and perish ‘neath chemicals unleashed....

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Syria, unshackled by the three crimson stars, twinkling so free Yearning for so long, for the green field, the future to be Ripping off the blood-stained past of every sin and atrocity In his strength, he made the lions and they dynasty flee And they, the Guardians of the Syrian Homeland, became free...

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