Short Freedom Poems

Short Freedom Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Freedom by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Freedom by length and keyword.


All That Is, Is

In the circle of life,
Everything is contained,
But true to life,
Find your freedom within,
For within, you find you.


Fancy Pant

love to prance
willing to take a chance
 it cloth  or new too
red white and blue
loves to dance
they call him
FANCY PANTS

Summer Boat Ride

man we jam 
had some ham
got started 
did we party
 as the boat us old goat
dance side by side 
on this
SUMMER BOAT RIDEt

Freedon of Faith

we make a start
serve mabe hard
it apart
of who you server too
if its you place
no matter what race
call
FREEDOM OF FAITH

Premium Member Recharging My Batteries

Doors locked
blinds closed
removed the plug
from the telephone.

No one home.



Peter Dome.copyright.2014 .Jan.
© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.


Baby Am For You

you are all love too
no matter what you do
this i'll say
this is not play
its words that are ture
BABY AM FOR YOU
'

May Day

Eloquent May day
Sun shines on voice and vigour
Prometheus smiles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1st May, 2016, Kolkata
Form: Senryu

Free Freedom

Gentlemen, free freedom
Perpetual detainee it is
Release freedom to its natural home
That sovereign country of nowhere
Form:

Urge

There's
an urge
to break free
of illusions,
empty traditions,
cage of desires.
There's an urge-
My spirit, 
Soar!
Form: Ninette

Nature

The trees grew higher As she closed her spring green eyes The clouds fell lower
© Avril Hyde  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Absolutely Sure

No one can silence the clamor
of freedom...
Just as we can't stop
the morning light,
and the darkness of the night...
Form: Epigram

Independence

Independence-
Hypnotic illusion, absurd intoxication
The more I enjoy the more I feel subjugated! 

© Mahtab Bangalee
Form: Other

Premium Member Script Sure

Roe Roe Roe your boat
don’t you fill me with an ark full

low blow this behold 
more than just my hips for art thou
Form: Couplet

A DREAM OF FREEDOM



           


         small town bus station
        ticket in hand adventure
        suitcase and big plans!
Form: Haiku

CAGE BIRD

When you try to 
Cage a bird that has
Been free to fly anywhere
In the world you're
Going to have a 
Serious problem
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Less Said

daunting intimidation 
stifled articulation
I have no voice

a dawning revelation
singing in elation
I have a choice
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member 180 degrees

[email protected]
180 degrees of direction witinin one book
Its one 'thick tome' yet I advise you look.!!!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Murray the TWOT'

'BOUT SAYS IT ALL..AND HE NEVER EVEN
WORKED TO EARN THE TITLE..Watt another 
TWOT..' And don't say you were not warned.'

Premium Member Questions with impossible answers

Questions
With
Impossible answers
May introduce
Not knowing
Into the story
Teasing a freedom
Seemingly missing...
Form:

Premium Member Thunder

mountain-sized clouds
dark and churning
a storm threatens
freedom-starved mankind
marches in the streets


1/3/2022
© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

To Merlin

Freeing the myth,
begotten to dream

Ramparts to crumble
—Sorcerer’s scheme

(Rosemont Pennsylvania: February, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

What Freedom Mean

the is strong
its not wrong
mean to do
what you won't too
go where you won't go
this not  a dream
WHAT FREEDOM MEANS

To Freddie

Mercurial freedom
Beyond sexuality
Love trumping weakness
—truth beyond lies

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2019)

Premium Member His Life He Gave

President Abraham Lincoln
His life for the Union gave
   He hearkened to his conscience
   And dared to free the slaves
Form: Clerihew

If Walls Could Talk

Sentenced wrongly
  imprisoned well

The bars a fortress
  —where voices dwell

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

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