Short Republic Poems
Short Republic Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Republic by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Republic by length and keyword.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omer
Overflowing with gratitude
Our 'racist, oppressive republic'
Easy target for her attitude
Does
The White People's Republic of America
sound alarmingly familiar
yet utterly
undemocratically wrong
for the United States of Earth?
Rise up and ignite the freedom fire
Save Democracy before it's gone
Republic about to be Empire
Orange Julius crossing Rubicon
A
dumb flick
prophetic
in waning days
of an empire
Banana Republic
in reality only
flag of demagogue flown higher
than the flag our soldiers fought for
There once was a lusty bar-maiden
Born in the Republic of Aden --
You'd order your drink
She'd give you a wink --
She hoped for a kiss on the trade-in
I-n
N-ice New
D-elhi place,
I-nteresting
A-reas are tourist spots so amazing.
Topic: India's 70th Republic Day (January 26,2019)
Form: Acrostictractys
Young Texians felt a great need
from Mexico’s rule to be freed
Sant’Anna caught napping
as Houston was trapping
Republic of Texas decreed
July 18, 2019
All I know is that I know something,
though I agree, it ain't all that much.
But those like Socrates who say all that they know is nothing
seem to me to be completely out of touch.
Two weeks away, a changing of the guard
Some folks may take it awfully hard
Others smirk, their shoulders shrug
The 'Republic' still on track to chug
The Leader of the Republic of Chaz
has laid out her country's plans
Eliminate the police
Dismantle the courts
Open the prison gates wide
~ Why not just take cyanide?
the republic rears beef cattle
feeds so well dairy ones
and calves are so fat
slaughters them often
but does not sell
does not eat any
does not export anyway
buries carcasses
in hot refrigerators
Once there was an intellect called smoke, the philosopher
Architect of a new republic of peace by dare
Shunting viruses by tolerance
Eliminating interferences by endurance
Bloody this domain is for gladiators
As I pledge allegiance to my flag
Of our devided states of America
And to this republic
For what does it stand
Yes our nation under God
We're now so devided
losing all our liberties
And no justice at all
Form:
Once there was a man called Jenish, the republic,
“there is no boundary for intellects” his message for public,
no religion, no country,
freedom from strife: amity.
Bloody how could we forget Lenon, the republic?
[paraphrase of a Svan folk song]
Tamar's mother said, "Tamar,
You were born fully grown.
Child, I saw you in a dream
I looked into the starlit sky and saw
That you were the village
And you were the world."
I pledge full compliance
to the new creed
of the Corona-virus
States of America
and to the Republic
whose people it's slain
Our motto, be it so plain
Keep your distance when shopping
~ And stay in your lane!
My light doesn’t tell the truth"
except in the darkness"
This is my song ,
during the republic of your night .
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This Poem written by : Salman Dawood Mohammed (Iraqi Poet )
Translated by : Laith Seher
I pledge allegiance
To my Flag and to
The Republic for
Which my Nation stands
Indivisible
One Nation with
Liberty and
Justice for all
My allegiance
One Nation
Justice and
Liberty
for all
My Flag
Stands
[paraphrase of a Svan folksong]
I, I am Queen Tamar
I raised myself to Heaven
I dug up a barren mountain
I left only a deep hole
I put the sword to Constantinople
I drove them into the sea
I made their lands my lands.
I pledge allegiance to the truth, justice
And free will to live in liberty.
I cross my heart and
Hope not to die while living Black.
And to this republic, I will not stand
I kneel in my Blackness, and I pray
For my minority soul to keep...
Like a Tuber mushroom
an Authoritarian State
thrusts myriad mycelium tendrils
in a vain attempt
to control every contingency.
Like a Fragrant fern
a Constitutional Republic
radiates spores far and wide
to invariably find
the wisest way.
grateful for the land despise what men do to it this land is your land
Love from two ends close and fix themselves into a monolithic bond.
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Written 2 Oct 2016 at Camp Hovey in The Republic of Korea
tyrranical intimidation
cuts down freedom
and cuts down
love, let the
towering tyrrany
fall to ash
that cannot blow
blow to fire again
let the republic
rise from tis
small cinders
and grow
to a blaze
that was
once my home.
Morning stand-up in front of you
As beliefs contrary to reality
Somehow almost manic of sociopath
Daily scrum of people chaotic
Poverty of fair speech
Wax and wane, almost wine
Grandiose and bouts agitation
No freedom and praeCOX
Peculiar country
Dyskinesia Republic