Short Revolutionaries Poems

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Premium Member Whatever Happened

Whatever happened to 60's revolutionaries
  I asked my wife in earnest

B. Sanders stayed the course, she said
  And it's now his turn to 'Bern us'
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Madame Deficit

Madame Déficit

Marie Antoinette
Convicted corrupt coquette
"Let them eat cake" she allegedly said
Revolutionaries roared "off with her head!"
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Loud As Empires

With regardless grace,
The dawn succeeds.
We, the midnight revolutionaries,
Are as loud as empires
In the calling black.

The day comes. Our words refuse her.

Revolutionaries

Tear gas canisters and rubber bullets
are hurled at their direction,
yet they rise again and again,
like anthills cropping out from earth.
The rains normally beat them, but keep
on rising and rising from the ground…

Nigeria

Land of honor 
Land of dignity
In Africa a giant 
Nigeria, a cherished home

Land of great heroes
Land of revolutionaries
Nigeria or liberty
Home of black

Beautiful spellbound nation
Pride of Africa
Emblem of blackness
Great black picture

Nigeria the marvelous 
Races beauty of earth
Home for blacks
Home of harmony.


Premium Member Copla Cincuenta Y Cuatro This Bad Guy World

COPLA CINCUENTA Y CUATRO: This Bad Guy World


Today’s revolutionaries
Cheer tomorrow’s diehard tyrants:
New wealth old pose

Bad fruit engender not sturdy trees
Good Guys tend to slither down hot pants:
While world’s gods doze

Bad Guys feel good to be truly bad
Ill-gotten gains worth dying for:
Bad Good Guys lay

Even Good Bad Guys can turn bad
And the Bad Guy world all restore:
Utter dismay

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.

Ancient Battle

Ancient battle 

Beautiful field blood-red poppies 
ringed with delicate dandelions.
Once a battlefield
the righteous, in blue uniforms
shiny golden buttons.
The terrorists of the time 
were farmers and shepherds.
The revolutionaries lost the battle 
and many more.
In the end, the rebels won
got their land back.
When the field is ploughed
human skull appears
rebel or soldiers, who knows?
Rusty buttons surface too 
 not of gold, after all.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

596 Learn History of Revolutionary Period!

596.
Learn History of Revolutionary Period!

Learn Revolutionary Period History
Drastic changes, uprisings in every country
Rise of Capitalism, emergence of Socialism
Awakening of Nationalism, revolts against Imperialism
Dramatic developments in the field of technology
Fighting for ideology, fighting against slavery
Many colonies sought independence from their colonizers
Led by revolutionaries like the Sepoys & the Boxers.

-12/15/2017
(Dumarao
*WHN Poems
Form: Rhyme

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