Banners Poems - Poems about Banners

A declaration etched in ink and in stone, Rights whispered softly yet fiercely well known. A birthright claimed in every newborn's cry, A universal truth beneath a boundless sky. But banners unfurl with promises bright, While shadows lengthen obscuring the light. The chains of injustice they bind and they hold, Stories untold in whispers grown cold. A hunger for justice, a thirst for...

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Why are we seeing isis flags? that waved before above Those who were to be be-headed !! Why does the government not put such horror to bed? Where is the right to live in peace? A Britian integral, where all should live with all surceace Wholly free' no iron fist; no foreign law.' The senses of the people, I feel are...

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Can one remain calm ignoring violence? Can angry words have the power to infuriate, or change minds while they are searching for those answers too uncertain and chilling? No quest more alluring than this has plagued me more ardently since the beginning of doubts; is fairness another will to be desperately contested? Is patience a burden or a belief nobody holds? We...

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Emblazoned… On their banners! Numbers placed upon us, by government officials, taking money from foreign countries, because they can, because we let them. Sons and daughters holding jobs, titles without chores, money behind closed doors, cheaters and beaters, liberals and democrats. They spend what we give them, take what they want… and choose to eliminate the middle class. Do you...

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Oh say, did you notice a national predative anthem? Moving immediately urgently, without reflection of starlight sent or received, From waving flags predicting elite weapons fueled by complexly masculine emasculating militarized corporate industries of mutual defensive risks against international cooperative opportunities to coinvest In smoke-filled dawns of manifest destiny toward freedom for all self-righteous straight white males especially with a divine right as Earth's owners of enslaved exploited property, and home...

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Droves and groves of darkness driven in rickshaws of dissipation Shake to their foundation heaps and drips of innocence Grown in salient steps in anticipation That progress pricks open wounds of imbalance Weighed against flares of care cultivated In travails that avail advances Processed after assessment indicated Needs for innocence to devolve dances Minds meander in to invite dollops of hope To rescue sanity...

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Where I am is not for you, Your banner does not wave here, do not knock on this door, don't tread on my space. Your hands are not welcome here, You do not help,only harm. You cannot trap me with lies, I you cannot charm. Slick tongues can become tangled, But wise ones can cut through you, Your banner does not wave here, And it...

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red banners swirl dragon's flame huffs upward merging yin yang Contest :Chinese New Year...

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