Short United States Of America Poems

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Premium Member Last Endowment

twilight’s last gleaming

endowment is returned at

the dawn’s early light



Lycia Harding
United States of America
Form: Senryu


The Us Group Company

Notice hereby

The United States of America
Aka The US, 
Now "The US Group Company"
Retains its Presidency 
To Donald Trump 
Until 2020
Form: Monoku

A Pious Place in the United States of America

A major street along the country
A place minds are calmed,
Listening to Holy word
And words of wisdom into heart

A Holy place
created by Heavenly Father
To turn us into good
And away from evil

A Three Word Poem

Miniature  Amazeballs.......
........ USA (United States of America).!!




The syllable count of the three words as
counted in PS = 17 
qualified in form of Monoku




23rd February 2019
Three Word Poem contest
Sponsor Bobby May
Form: Monoku

United States of America

I'm  proud of America,
the land i love,
with all my heart.

I love it a lot,
the land of peace,
unity and love.

America my love,
the mother of the wise,
the heroes and the rich.

I love this land,
the land of joy,
my love, my heart.
Form: ABC


Republic For the United States of America

grateful for the land                                                                                              despise what men do to it                                                                                           this land is your land
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

hunting the purpose of sunlights

body dysmorphia from...
an overactive optic nerve
speculation on the dating and self worth market

get a phone book and stay inside
homeless people exist
we are not clean for we do not have civil rights
the illness is in the occupation of the united states of america
welcome to the civil war

One Voice

One United States of America for all,
Now is the time to stand up not crawl.
Each American is now against the wall.

Victory can be ours if we stand up tall.
Our ancestors rose up and heard the call.
Independence from tyranny, what they saw,
Collective thoughts rose up and became law.
Enthralled we have become, like a play doll.
Form: Rhyme

Obatamy

We the enfeebled of the incited states of confusion, ordered to deform a more perfect union, 
establish just Them, insure narcotic tranquility, provide for the common everything, promote 
Welfare, and procure the dressings of Liberty to Them and Their posteriors, do profane and 
demolish this Constitution of the United States of America.
Form:

Premium Member Clerihew Barack Obama

First Black President of the United States of America, Barack Obama
Altruist in politics, he being one of the fewest, Obama no drama
Aloha spirited & elegance, known for The Affordable Care Act 
#47 tries to taketh away, bet by now you wished #44 was back
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Tariffs on Mexican Beer

If you're in a bar, you can always order, many brands of beer from south of the border. The three biggest brands any connoisseur would know, include Corona, Dos Equis, and Modelo. However, tariffs will make us pay mas dinero. Yes, we will pay more for cerveza mexicana, while we reside in the United States of America.
Form: Rhyme

United States of America

How can they say America is united when in truth she is divided 
into so many sides so many lines drawn into the sand
Rich vs poor, Republican vs Democrate, white vs black
What ever happened to the American dream...............but then again 
America was built on division
written by Keith Edward Baucum aka The Seventh Seal aka The Poetic Philosopher aka The Blue Poet

Premium Member By Any Other Name

Hot dogs, wieners, tube steaks, or any other name, it's the traditional fare sold at any ballgame. This long pink sausage in an elongated soft bun is something that is a treat and a lot of fun. Dress it up with mustard, relish, onions, et cetera. Nothing's more popular in the United States of America. Inspired by a poem written by Gershon Wolf.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Pledge

I Pledge allegiance to the flag;
Not unto the Kingdom;
Not unto the Theocracy;
Not unto the Dictatorship;
But of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA.

Unto the REPUBLIC for which it stands;
ONE Nation, not two or more; 
INDIVISIBLE, not split or torn apart;
UNDER God, not alongside, not above, not with, not without.
With liberty and justice;
not for most, not for some, not for a few;
But for ALL.

062223PS

United

‘I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America,’ 
Where elephants and donkeys in the media prompt hysteria, 
‘And to the Republic for which it stands,’ 
Devotion lies in political assassinations if one doesn’t comply or withstand, 
‘One Nation under God,’
Whilst following religious law and trading faith for facade, 
‘Indivisible,’
Indefensible, 
‘With liberty and justice for all,’
With negligence for protocol.

Premium Member The Us Flag of America

The flag to me symbolizes that we are together in this
The UNITED states of America, it stands for bravery, courage, peace.
It stands for the men and women who have sacrificed themselves
So that we can agree to disagree, and still remain UNITED.
Red for courage, white for purity, blue for bravery.
The UNITED states of America – the freedom to live life our way,
Without fear of persecution, because patriots have died for this freedom.

Forced Immigration

FORCED IMMIGRATION.

A FORCED RELOCATION.

A DIFFERENT TYPE OF INTEGRATION.

GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED.

A FORCED MIGRATION.

LIVES CHANGED.

CITIES AND TOWNS CHANGED.

A SOVEREIGN NATION CRIES OUT

TO PROTECT ITS BORDERS.

AMERICA IS STRONGER,

AND AMERICA IS WEAKER.

WE MUST DECIDE THE FATE OF THIS NATION.






WRITTEN BY, CHADWICK ANDREW VINCENT

A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

SEPTEMBER 24, 2017.

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