Nationhood Poems - Poems about Nationhood

...Last call for alcohol, embargo on the cargo headed for Fargo? Bootlegging articles of? "ConfederationNow", Boot logger, droned Ov......Read the rest...

...The seeds of self-destructive strife Were sown soon after drums and fifes Extolled success from breaking free From Britain's aristocracy. The Constitution's writ accedes Peculiar Institution's......Read the rest...

...Kyiv, cultural hub of Eastern Europe ancestral home of ancient Slavs bombardment implacable by the Russian tyrant's corps a despot dismissing Ukraine's nationhood ......Read the rest...

...Great loss of heads and ideas Furious masses on a hungry mandate Changing systems and false-truth ideas The journey of a narrow candidate Failed promises stirring sun-shot screams While every ......Read the rest...

...I think of my Cornish identity, As on a cliff-top bench I sit, And realise that Cornwall is a part of me And I am a part of it, I won’t be taken out of Cornwall And you can’t take Cornwall out o......Read the rest...

...The famous mountain where Noah came to rest, ending the ecliptic flood, building an altar for time as test. Flourished kingdoms at the upper Tigris grew, Babylonia and Urardhu created powers to s......Read the rest...

...GREETINGS ALL! Greeting people on the street Reason cannot assess how Even a quick American "hi" in retreat Elevates someone's mood, and the State's Truth be t......Read the rest...

...Happy Fourth Of July, Or Happy Independence Day On this day we celebrate and commemorate the birth of our nation, The United States of America's Independence from Great Britain's monarchical hold ......Read the rest...

...Tom Mboya, son of Ndiege From the craggy islands of Rusinga --the craddle of his progenitors He sprouts like avens in the loamy knoll And out to the urbs he sets off his journey A parlous journe......Read the rest...

...Our dear nation, virtuous and seated in an impious sit Surrounded by constant chaos of defiances After all this years of nationhood we are still not Sure of our future as a nation Oh dear our......Read the rest...

...A right to free movement A right to live Where we want Should be our perogative We should not feel that we can not roam Or decide to set down new roots Or to find a new home. Bor......Read the rest...

...I know when you abase me at kunan, was sniffy day for me. My people at that time were surrounded by threat and poverty. Know it they are dearest for me. I warn you sacrilegious nation, Hacklers a......Read the rest...

...Sold Out Lilies. They are angels and goddesses well betrayed Their protégés so diverted by other matters , Their hearts led astray by the naivety of minds, And their hands moving rampant ......Read the rest...

...Hear the muttered snivel of our kids Puked away to gloom, twinge and disease Wrecked by creeds To fulfill an antique mores Whose ruin is beyond scientific darn See the boulevards and the ......Read the rest...

...(It was 1860 when the English poet Robert Browning stumbled upon an interesting artefact as he walked through the city of Florence. It was a file of documents from an old Italian criminal trial, ......Read the rest...