Short Liberty Poems

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


The Man

Computers are strange
computers are cruel.
Hate cruises with microsoft
because they gave
me liberty at a heavy price.


Stone Cold

Oh Liberty, guardian of freedom 
She dare not shed tears
bandages not only cover her eyes
Stone goddess, she has no ears
Form: Limerick

New Beginnings - a Shadorma

Freedom is,
   To break the shackles
   Of the yoke,
   That binds me.
   New beginings, no more work,
   Unchains liberty.
Form: Shadorma

His Holiness the Dalai Lama

His Holiness The Dalaï Lama
wraps his thoughts in a mantra:
I pray for Dignity and Tibetans,
I pray for Liberty for the Americans.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member THE POETS WE MUST BE

As we spread the word,
Let  us spread wisdom & love;
Liberating minds:-
Yes, we must be such poets;
Advocates of liberty:-
Form: Tanka


Our National Strength

The brave and the free,
Lain to rest for liberty.
Honor forgotten.
Souls sacrificed, protecting.
Sovereignty wrought with valor.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Trees Haiku

bonsai trees
despotic rule stunts
liberty
Placed 2nd
Form: Haiku

Ah Liberty

If
“Condemned To Be Free”
as Sartre said,
Then 
doom me forever
—unchained and unled 

(Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania: February, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Not King

How can someone say they're not King,
When their actions sing and sing?

How can someone say their free,
When not defending liberty?
Form: Rhyme

In Love...

In love we are free,
Friends - our freedom, we are the voices of liberty:
Live with the Sun in your soul, if you are also the leaders!
Form: Haiku

Rose of Dedication

America
     Is the protein of the world  
     America
      Is the candle of Liberty

( To my role model in courage Abraham Lincoln)
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Requiem

Comes the fall of an empire, Terror spreads like wildfire, Miss Liberty blushes, No Moses in the rushes, Silence is the hymn from the choir.

Premium Member Emagi Wallace Liberty Bell

William Ross Wallace'LIBERTY BELL'

          __ ||__
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               0
Form: Shape

Premium Member The Peoples Chant

the peoples chant

old nations at war,
fighting socialism, democratism, communism.
young people fighting for
freedom, liberty, acceptism.

Premium Member Boulevard

With complete freedom 
to wear anything one wants
in public: 
hamster ball.

Very dapper
sauntering the boulevard
in one's hamster ball.

Premium Member Freedom At Last

liberty in waves cantering along the shore free-rein no rider
Image by ATDSPHOTO Pixabay
Form: Haiku

To Many Little, To Few a Lot Belongs In a World That Has Gone To Pot

With powers vying to have us ruled
The lull of liberty has us fooled 
The rich and mighty sweep it all
And callused hands are rarely jewelled
Form: Rubai

Premium Member Is Love an 'Alien Right'

      Americans have the right to life…  
 
        liberty … and the pursuit of happiness… 

          What about the right to be loved

Premium Member Burkinafaso

I agree with your move to liberty.'
All have suffered, under the same tyranny.!
Ibrahim highligted at the un
Now may all humanity become free.!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Trouble With Liberty

Lock-step agreement is most effectively achieved by tyranny.

Or, perhaps better stated: 

Disagreement is an unavoidable by-product of freedom.
© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Pretty Words

Inspiration
God breathed
Sky clad
Nudity

Indigo 
Nebulas'
Liberty
Parades
Among
Her
Imagination

Natural
Serenity
Cradled 
Infinately
Form:

Civil Liberty


F-ree
E-xpression

E-levates
S-ocial
C-onsciousness
O-n
B-ravery
A-bout
L-anguage

©bfa051325
Monocrostic (Birthday of Fe M. Escobal)
Form: Other

Paid Dogs

Paid dogs watching over
Barking their insecurities 
Like puppets in a show
Craving for someone 
Else's life and liberty 

January 7, 2023, PST, BC

Premium Member Before the Assault

Lady Liberty your slip is showing
The rapists watch look at you knowing 
Despite your pride and smile glowing
Turmoil is inside uncertainty growing
Form: Monorhyme

The Price of Liberty

I was born in the Land of the Free
But nothing at all is free to me
I exist to pay tax
Or my neck gets the axe
Good government costs money, you see?
Form: Limerick

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