Old Glory Poems - Poems about Old Glory

Dear Glory In America, today has been declared ' Flag Day'. I join in this declaration to honor and salute you. Some in my generation have at times burned you. I am deeply grieved by such displays of disrespect. Old Glory, please be informed that on this day, June 14, 2025, there are several flags placed on my property. Certainly, in America...

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She stands proud, On mountain trail, All tattered and torn. Her stars holding fast To the cloth she wears. The Fifty stars she bears Her strips bleeding The pain of summer’s end. She must transcend. She’s graced these snow-crowned...

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Old Glory has Something He Wants to Say By – Roger White The dawn’s first sunlight crests over the eastern horizon. A midnight dark sky leisurely changes tinctures: blue becomes purple, bright azure and soft yellow create a pastel veneer across the skyline. The bellies of plumose clouds reflect the hues and turn...

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Each fold recalls our first thirteen territories— The first for the soldier’s life and those they defend. The second for their hopes of heavenly glories, And the third fold for when their life comes to an end. The fourth fold for man’s weakness and God’s guiding hand, And the fifth is...

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Have you ever stood still in silence, to watch her cadence and graceful glide, there is an undeniable beauty, she’s exquisite from side to side. Like a mother watching over her children, unfurled high or at half mast, she stands tall protecting our freedom, this old girl was built to last. She has weathered many a storm, standing watch...

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Old Glory Updated Story Banner Still Waves Free Stars 'n Stripes Archetypes ~ Eisenhower, Reagan, Niki Haley...

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When I see Old Glory wave I picture Lady Liberty beckoning to boatloads of refugees ~ not cattle rustlers hanging in effigy When I hear Taps playing I think of young soldiers who gave their lives for freedom ~ even as gunfire crackles in urban slums When I see fireworks on the Fourth I...

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A square cloth flying in the breeze, For all to see. Colors begin to form as the sun, Comes up in a new day. Red stripes for the blood shed for all, Those who sacrificed their lives for, The independence of this new country. The white stripes show us the, Innocence and purity of the true heart. The red and white stripes equal the...

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Do not debauch the banner--red, white, and blue, By waving it above traitorous insurrectionists’ yell. Old Glory was “so gallantly streaming” in 1812, It has stood the tests of time tried and true From Iwo Jima, the Japanese sulfur island hell, And the Halls of Montezuma, on history’s shelve. Proudly, she stands for our American democracy Her illustrious story is one patriots...

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riddled with bullets 'Old Glory' puzzled pieces wave...

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We proudly salute Old Glory! Our honorable national flag! Let high our star spangled banner high and wide. And let us pledge our allegiance to our national sovereignty. In order for us to continue to be, "the land of the free and the home of the brave." "One nation under God let us always be." So all of God's people...

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Let’s take a moment and think about our flag. Let’s think about what it actually stands for and why we shouldn’t let it drag. It’s a symbol of freedom and a symbol of truth. It’s also a symbol of how our brave, have fought and died for our youth. The flag is not a symbol of oppression or a...

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Unfurled in magisterial splendor To minds memory forever render Glorious vision of red, white, and blue Steadfastly waving, our hearts to renew Emblematic embodiment we embrace Thirteen stripes of valor, purity, and grace Vigilance, justice, emblazoned by blue Fifty white stars twinkle in united hue Flying in freedom, tell our nations story Liberties bulwark, our flag, Old Glory!...

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Rising and falling, wavering and waving Bloody battles, lofty notions shattered... Now limply resting, introspective Til she catches a ride on the wind...

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I am a banner that stands for hope and freedom, I've been around for over 200 years, I am the flag of the United States of America, I am known as Old Glory. I can be seen flying atop tall buildings, I've passed in review to honor our Military, Our Veterans and our Fallen Heroes, I am a recognized symbol of liberty. If...

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