Short Independence Poems

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


Independence

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

© Mahtab Bangalee
Form: Other


Premium Member My ride

I ride
With pride
with no civic sense
with absolute independence
As though the entire road  
Were my father’s abode

Hero of Myanmar

hero of Myanmar              (Haiku)

General Aung San
father of independence
hero of Myanmar.

Dr Ko Ko Thein
Salt Lake City
© Mya Thein  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Independence


White enhances black
Black calls it oppression
Black destroys white's efforts
Black calls it independence
Form: ABC

Premium Member 2016

This summer’s great
Captain America
And Independence Day
And in the fall/winter
Star wars
And in the 
Dredges of winter
Aiko
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.


Good News

Look, urgent!
what stupendous news...!
the poetry
invaded
the Earth...
We will have opened at last,
The Kingdom of Poetry... !

Liberasyon

K-ailangan
A-ng
L-iberasyon
A-t
Y-ayabong
A-ng
A-ting
N-asyon

Topic: Independence Day (June 12) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Independence In Invisibility

Leaf lives 
             independently 
                              with love in invisible air



-February 18, 2019 Chattogram
Form: Monoku

Premium Member In Dependence

We strove to be Independent from an oppressive government not to become dependent on another one.


John G. Lawless
7/4/2021
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Phoenix Tattoo

Your phoenix tattoo
Etched in inks, black, red and blue. 
Firebird for Firebrand. 
Risen, emancipated, 
Unshackled from broken love.
Form: Tanka

Lost and Dependent

"Independence.”

In dependence,

You rely on another’s

Hand to help you up

Instead of just

Using your own feet.



-t.j.t.

Thomas Jefferson

Part of: Enlightenment
Gave us: Entitlement
Authored: Independence
Eradicated: Ascendance

Here's to you - founding father Thomas Jefferson

Premium Member Storyteller unknown

Words

Seem to arise

Declaring independence

Naming everything

Which cannot be named..

An amazing story

Storyteller unknown...

My Country Tis of Thee But Relatable

I have anxiety 
I can't sit quietly 
Inside my brain

Cause part of it is fried
And part of me has died
I said "I'm fine" I lied
I am in pain
Form: Lyric

House,Streets

House
Warm, Comfortable
Big, Roomy, Belonging
Relaxing, Cared for, Isolation, Independence
Scary, Hungry, Tired
Cold, Alone
Living on the Streets
© Tylan Dyck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Dove Tales

A stench of gunpowder
                 threads that frayed yet never broke
                                                     A dove bows its head
Form: Monoku

In.....Dependents

Independence from rules,
Is Independence for fools.

                              ---Princefreakasso
                                 (Artist and Poet)
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Dreams of self-sufficiency

Wishing I were a hermit.
Focusing on self-awareness, growth and enlightenment
Be master of my fate.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

Premium Member Across Time and Hope


On this Independence Day

in Delhi, flags whisper.


The march continues;

dawn keeps the song,

hands linked

across time and hope.

Honoring Liberty

There is no debate,
what we celebrate.
Formation of the state,
never racial hate.

Former colony,
freed from monarchy.
Honoring liberty,
not inhumanity.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member patriot

patriot loyal, proud honoring, praising, saluting USA, soldier, criminal, miscreant deceiving, dissembling, hustling crooked, cagey traitor
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Liberty Sails

harboring ‘midst statue’s torch liberty sails in July flamboyant holiday stars fireworks holiday sail boats in new york harbor free to celebrate
Form: Haiku

Picking My Own Kind of Slapstick

Every treaty they make 
makes to cheat me
to
dislocate me 
from my
territory

and on the plains
it is so plain to see
that a treaty's not
worth
diddly squat.
Form: Rhyme

Independence Day

Come let's celebrate the fourth of July
With baseball, hot dogs, and Mom's apple pie
We're sure to ignite
Fireworks at night
So head on over, we'll light up the sky
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member 4th of July

Great nation celebrates Independence Day June or July Lanterne Poetry Contest Poetry Contest Sponsored by Caren Krutsinger 5/21/19
Form: Lanterne

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