War Revolutionary Poems

These War Revolutionary poems are examples of Revolutionary poems about War. These are the best examples of Revolutionary War poems written by international poets.

Beneath the trees, a tale of a Tamil revolutionary,
As in history of tamils, the people viewed him as a legendary luminary.
'Thalaivar' the title he was

© Siddharth Satheesan  

Hey there little one
Toddling ‘round your parents’ feet
Not yet knowing who you are
A whole wide world to meet

You have Nobility -
Heroes’ blood pumps in your

© Mark J. Halliday  

Speak loudly
 as you wish, 
When the International community
remains silently ,
Football players speak loudly
 " Stop genocide in DRCongo"
Church  ministers and believers
sing loud in the churches
"Why

© Alfonso II Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris  

Do stand against them with all might. Their favor or disfavor
Is not what you have ever sought. Those who hanged their own saver,
The Judases whose

© A. Hemmati  

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

© Ja Angelo  

Mrs. Margaret 'Molly' Corbin:
A true Revolutionary War heroine. 
When her husband in battle fell dead, 
Though wounded, she fired his cannon instead.

© Mark J. Halliday  

All human lives matter.
They met in street rallies,
fighting for justice and change.

All pain and glory they shared,
handcuffed to the same chain, 
whipped with the same

© Kaveh Afrasiabi  

In 1776 men, rifles and sharp knives in the woods of New York
Where there were small farms, wood homes and barns, 
With sheep, a cow,

© Linda Milgate  

LOVE, REVOLUTIONARY MAGIC

               The word, the love act
   

© Alkas Poetry  

Revolutionary, the stance we took, 
The freedom of iconoclastic paths 
To justify rebellious avenues 
That swayed the truth in plain objective wraths.

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© Connie Marcum Wong  

...Baum’s men were caught in a hot cross-fire,
many quickly were sent to the grave,
their Indian allies wisely pulled out,
seeing no victory to be had that

© David Welch  

Back in seventeen seventy-seven,
British general John Burgoyne faced hard times,
despite winning at Hubbardton, and Fort Anne,
supplies were getting very hard to find.

When word came that

© David Welch  

What is wrong with deficit-growing expenditures
to continue supporting LeftBrain industrialized secular present
and past well-financed war-mongering threats
against nations
and people
and plants
and planet?

And nuclear ballistic arm-building,
and a Hummer

© Gerald Dillenbeck  

THE PASSIONLESS REVOLUTIONARY


A ragged impulse – the scrivener’s tetch
truncated our conversation on the working
class.  Your brief was their craft
was their art, which liberation lost
to

© Rosemarie Rowley  

I saw you touch the raw ember of a fire 
With naught but the purity of your tongue,
Calm set, poised heart held high 
Vulnerable to

© Bethany Chipperfield