Short Tricolour Poems
Short Tricolour Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Tricolour by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Tricolour by length and keyword.
Harken 3
A thousand bird songs
We awake
selling a lantern of hope
the dawn decides
the wherewithal
melting mountains
fly me around
Life is a tricolour horse
Love is a knock hold rose
smelt gladly
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Categories:
tricolour, allusion,
Form:
Free verse
Zero India
people visualised rainbow legend
people visualised tricolour angle
but leaders zeroed india
people visualised golden bird
people visualised milky ocean
but leaders zeroed india
people visualised 2020 world influencer
people visualised 2020 super power
but leaders zeroed india...
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Categories:
tricolour, depression, hindi, hurt, military, patriotic, scary, today,
Form:
Sonnet
For France- For Contest
Bombs and guns scythe through the innocent
writ in spattered blood evil intent
from youth's garden, saplings gone.
But staunchly rising from the killing floor
Liberty retakes the tricolour
strides a nation, marches on.
25th November 2015
For contest ' For Paris', sponsored by Debbie Guzzi
Written in Rime Couee form....
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Categories:
tricolour, death, paris,
Form:
Rhyme
Eirinn Go Brach
Oh Ireland make us proud
As we salute the tricolour
To defend thee we have vowed
May your rivers run free once more
Oh Ireland we love you
And we will not fail you
Ireland we will be true
We will set you free or die trying
We will stand strong and tall, oh Ireland
For you have been good to us
We will stand by you forever
For Éirinn go brách!...
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Categories:
tricolour, courage, ireland, patriotic,
Form:
Free verse
More Than a Flag
Our Tiranga waves
Proudly in the gusty wind,
The Chakra represents our hearts.*
Written by Sneha
18/7/15
For Skat’s Flag Contest - 3 line verse
Indian Flag/ Tiranga (Tricolour)
The Chakra/ Wheel in the middle of our flag symbolizes smooth and continuous work..
The 24 spokes in it also stand for 24 important values.
(The meaning of the Indian flag is in my previous poem)...
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Categories:
tricolour, pride,
Form:
Verse