Inspiration Patriotic Poems

Death of the Pen

Colonel quill is
On life support,
Through trembled 
Voice he spoke ,
This feathered 
Friend has served
Me well, as it did
Most other folk .
So it's...

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The guitar is a lover's heart,
A thing of beauty, a work of art.
It sings to us with every chord,
And fills our souls with love adored.

The...

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Our Revolution sought limitations
On imposition of regulations,
But supplications met deprecation
And castigations not reformation.

Such condescension sparked protestation
And contemplation of separation;
This supposition stirred apprehension -
A premonition of...

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we must have forgotten...
the pyramid's foundation, rotten.
Physiological begets Safety.
shadowing the State of coercion, states thee.
opt-in by creation, opt-out, your expiration.
tread on me and my countrymen.
volition...

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Shadow, but absence of light-time.
Darkness, a stage for the dawn.
Freedom, but call to men’s heart-strings.
Liberty, easily gone.


When every mountain a teacher,
then every moment, a school.
When...

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A brown envelope was delivered in haste,
Knowing these words we're trying to say.
You must report.
You must obey.
To serve your country,
The American way.
The Red, White and...

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At my Birth I was heralded as a bastion for the Free.
I was torn down, burned, made ragged with bullets and yet I held my...

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“ Where is the border?”
              “ Well, not in El Paso, mam!”

...

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I am thankful for the freedom that I have
To pursue my goals, dreams and purpose
I am thankful to have freedom of speech 
So that I...

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Its the memories that never show

Yes, the ones we are afraid to know

Those are what we thank you for

Not the fighting not the war

For what...

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Put up your wire fences, the Mask polizei, too!
Or holy than thou neighbors who call the police to report you.

Such immoral, weak Gestapos, they!
They need...

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One Nation Under God

From sea to shining sea, 
manifest destiny. 
Every American third grader,
from 1960 and before, 
could recite all the most important facts, 
and...

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I honor the day of Canada's birth
on July 1st, 1867, a nation rooted in democracy
began to grow and flourish,
irrigated by its people's sweat, blood, and...

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No world class historic buildings 
will you find here.
No historic Trevi Fountain.
No Arch de Triumph, no!
No famous bus lines either.
No major parades seen on TV.
No...

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What happens when the great men of old are all turned to stone with no voice to hear;
when their worried plight and trouble fight, we...

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