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Flag Poems - Poems about Flag

Flag Poems - Examples of all types of poems about flag to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for flag.
Premium Member Over The Waters Blue
..."over the waters blue the night winds sigh, the breakers roar" ... Samual Taylor Coleridge Over the waters blue I love to sail, many times I get to see a big whale. Some nights t......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, blue, boat, love, sea,
Form: Bio



Premium Member A Mouse Or A Mountain
... Growing up, I was the runt of the litter. My siblings called me Cute, because I was the youngest one. It was very hard growing up as a little mouse, gray with tiny white spots. I saw ......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, animal, family, giggle, home,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Woke Up On A Tropical Island
... A vacation was needed, off on a cruise we were treated. Great cabin, food, parties and shows, now in a chair with a book about a rose. The seas got really rough, off the desk went our ......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, drink, food, friend, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member American flag
...Symbol of our freedom as it waves in the sky......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, flying,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Cornish poem We Cornish are a Nation
...Cornwall is almost an island, Thanks to the river Tamar and the sea, Its indigenous inhabitants are us Cornish and We Cornish are a nation - and will always be. Kernow (Cornwall) boasts its own......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, encouraging, england, hope, poems,
Form: Rhyme



Call To Country
...Remember our freedoms, lest we forget The price of liberty and surrender. Tyranny cannot trample the people Lest our future succumb to infamy. Carried: our flag over our enemies Our land sec......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, memorial day, patriotic,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Why Did I Become A Poet?
... Quote By Poet: "I like to bring my imagination out in writing so you can bring your imagination out in reading." Books call my name, the bookstores are not to blame. Writing books and ......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, blue, books, poems, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member PTSD and Identity Fraud
...My stalker arrived ripping our flag crawling over veterans memorial plaques aiming through an assault rifle from across the street her anniversary of the murder meant to end my life 20 years later in......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, america, anxiety, blessing, family,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fun
... rain is sad Friends will shout we are mad sun come out Under the sky do not doubt do not cry Now be glad a big sigh......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, children, cry, games, giggle,
Form: Other
Premium Member Look Closely
... I took the short path, as many do to get to the beach. Loving the beach with it's white sand, a great summertime place for all ages. I could not wait to see the lovely view, the early ......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, beach, fun, morning, summer,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member He Has Only Just Begun
... It started thousands of ages ago, when He had only just begun. His creativetly was beyond all thought, it was just divine. If one looks over the many years, we can see His handy work a......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, earth, people, time, world,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Raining in Summer
...Spring is on it's way out, with warmer days on the horizon. Summer is a great time of the year, sleeping in from school ~ hooray. Splashing fun time at the pool or beach, to cookouts of ......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, beach, food, fun, garden,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hallways
... My books are all over the floor, Even one went out the door! The kids don't see me when they run down the hall. People say I'm really quite small! Flinging, Back and ......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Dauntless
...Quote: 'Put on the dauntless spirit of resolution' (King John, act 5, scene 1, lines 48–53) - William Shakespeare Mutterings of awful shame (a child’s bones) vie for supremacy; yet here you ar......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, character, courage, england, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Along Dry Path
...Am I fitful, fluctuating, fluid? thin compass waver as I jubilantly weave lilac tree vignettes that weep or chortle, rainbow figment curtain rashly wished upon in grain smudge zephyr garne......Read the rest...
Categories: flag, august, birth, celebration, character,
Form: Free verse

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