Samuel Adams Poems | Examples


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1700 To 1799

I am the University of Yale 
Opens its door. 
   I am the beginning of the 
 Revolutionary War. 

   I am one of the 13 
Colonies. 
   I am the Sons of Liberty 
Ideologies. 

   I am the Pilgrams at Plymouth 
Rock. 
   I am the Boston Tea Party thrown 
Off the dock. 

   I am the day the Navy was 
Created. 
   I am Paul Revere the midnight 
Ride awaited. 

   I am Ben Franklin and 
Nathan Hale. 
   I am the Declaration of 
Independence in detail. 

   I am the Bill of Rights and 
Betsy Ross. 
   I am George Washington he 
Is the boss. 

   I am the making of the U.S. 
Marines. 
   I am a patriot breaking away 
From the Queen. 

   I am the Bunker Hill 
Battle. 
   I am Benedict Arnold and  
His psychobabble. 

   I am Samuel Adams and 
Thomas Payne. 
   I am the Boston massacre 
Independence gained. 

   I am the colonial era and 
The Sugar Act. 
   I am the Pilgrams and natives 
Made a pact. 


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Sons of Liberty

Sons Of Liberty
Samuel Adams was a most wanted man
In pre American tyrannical land
In insane taxes the colonies drown 
They were indentured servants to the crown
The Redcoat aggression showed no remorse
Brotherhood was formed to fight back with force

Chorus
Hail, hail, the Sons Of Liberty
Hail, hail, revolution without impunity 
Hail, hail, The Sons Of Liberty
Hail, hail show no amiability

Smuggling wine to the secret of the coin
Enmity burned over the Boston massacre
drawn to the resistance, patriots would join
Boston Tea party struck back at the master
Hancock and Revere, they took to the gun
The Sons fought fearlessly at Lexington 

Chorus

Would secretly meet at the liberty tree
fabric they torn,new nation is born 
They set the stage to the road to be free
fiery inferno, for Hutchinson foe
patriot or terrorist introspective 
hero's who attain  patriotic objective

chorus(2)

Premium Member Samuel Adams Beer

A time capsule was uncovered in Olde Boston the other day.

   'Twas found in the Statehouse cornerstone, so they say.

      'Twas placed there by patriots Samuel Adams and Paul Revere.

         'Mongst other things found were three jugs of Samuel Adams Beer!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
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