Paul Revere Poems - Poems about Paul Revere

18th April 1775 on the strong big-boned mare 'Brown Beauty' may have been her name borrowed from John Larkin a very good horse of Narragansett Pacer fame a copper-bottomed silversmith Son of Liberty Patriot and Boston-born riding with Prescott and Dawes toward Lexington then Concord minutemen in advance to warn of the British Army's actions was intercepted in Lincoln but doing his bit the man...

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As for Paul Revere’s famous midnight ride, ignore what they taught you in grammar school. No such ride ever took place. They lied. The truth is the famous patriot was no fool. Rather, and like any other red-blooded colonist, he spent the night with his wife in passionate bliss and was far keener on sewing his oats than riding...

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Cannons firing from the left and right Taking place during America’s fight A fight for independence From England’s transcendence Colonists paid increased taxes to England’s royalty Causing wide spread disloyalty The Continental Army and militias took up arms Consisting of men who worked on farms The fight was against the British crown Outnumbered the colonists never backed...

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An ancestor known as, "Miss Lottie" Was a New York socialite "hottie" To her lasting disgrace She slapped Paul Revere's face When he invited her to the p-ah-ty...

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In the dead of night rode Paul Revere. For two lanterns told him the British were near. His call to arms and the enemy fled. The Redcoats retreated,as many lay dead. 5/ 29/ 2015...

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There’s a ripe, young sun Swinging the gardens today. There is a sprightly, young sun Touring the faces of revelry. There’s a sheepish, young moon Carrying the smirk of a virgin Awaiting her Paul Revere....

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Mr Paul Revere Showed no fear He climbed into the belfry with his light It must have given the bats a terrible fright...

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