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Patriotic Slavery Poems

These Patriotic Slavery poems are examples of Slavery poems about Patriotic. These are the best examples of Slavery Patriotic poems written by international poets.


Premium Member American Civil War Reassessed
The seeds of self-destructive strife
Were sown soon after drums and fifes
Extolled success from breaking free
From Britain's aristocracy.

The Constitution's writ accedes
Peculiar Institution's needs:
Proportional House seats would...

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Categories: slavery, conflict, destiny, military, patriotic,



Premium Member September Tenth
How deep
The Rio Hondo?
Mopan, Sarstoon
They flow... deep as gratitude
Deep as our forefather's breath
Fighting on to victory
September Tenth, of
Seventeen Ninety-Eight,
Please remember.

*...

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Categories: slavery, appreciation, community, culture, hero,

Premium Member The Soul Will Close Its Eyes
a blade of conscious grass

streams carry water to nourish

as children run to capture lightening bugs

mesmerized by flickers they would own

but in the morning all are...

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Categories: slavery, animal, earth, freedom, heartbreak,

Premium Member Just a Citizen

Crank around forward and history repeats
Comprehending every moment is mental feat
Once black chains performed at white man’s feet
While whitey conspired to tear Lincoln from his...

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Categories: slavery, america, history, irony, patriotic,

Premium Member If Ever I Had a Country : Lxxii - Continued-
IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LXXII

IF ever I had a country with or without nationality
And if ever I were elected or nominated Chief...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: betrayal, patriotic, satire, slavery,



Made In America

I’m a hate by-product,
made in America

I’m a plantation commodity item,
blue-eye gem slave engraved 
in red clay walls Ivory bank vaults

I was silver dross reject packaged:
Prison...

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Categories: identity, perspective, slavery, truth,

Love Native-American Patriotism: First Chronicles 29
I sang of Caleb at Harvard University, 1660
I sang of Africans come to America unknowingly
I sang of women and children who came to Jesus
Singing Old...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slavery, america, appreciation, jesus, native

Repo Tale Retold


A very wise man once said:
There’s nothing new under the sun
If it happened before,
it’s gonna happen again

If a J.I. sold out their best buddy,
they’re gonna...

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Categories: perspective, philosophy, slavery, truth,

Off-Key

Francis Scott Key ...
a song provocateur, who spoke
most ungentlemanly

Scott “Don’t set ‘em Free” 
had to be 
the most rabid racist
you never wanted to meet

Francis the...

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Categories: perspective, slavery, truth, wisdom,

Premium Member Republicans and Civil Wars
I can, at last, begin to see
why Trump reminds himself, assiduously,
of Republican Party CoFounder Lincoln.

He believes, as did Lincoln,
it is our time to redress
winnings v....

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Categories: slavery, health, history, patriotic, racism,

Bondage To No Bounds
Twenty score years ago, and some
The evil merchants crossed the waves
Gleeful as they raped and pillaged
Their cargoes of dark-skinned slaves

En route to the land of...

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Categories: slavery, abuse, africa, black african

Ancient Prophecy
The tender, torpid sun floats bored and heavy over vines
And casts his gentle, crimson rays upon the Apennines. 
Above the calm and golden hill, Agrippa’s...

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Categories: slavery, destiny, history, mythology, patriotic,

Premium Member Slaves But Brave Enough
Oh, slaves of the nation who works and sweat!
Tired and restless--but still flee overseas
to support a hungry future that frets.
With  barks and claws gained...

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Categories: slavery, angst, desire, inspiration, life,


Book: Shattered Sighs