Native Land Poems - Poems about Native Land

O Sierra Loa, the mountain of lions A land of thy free, O native land. A symbol of God's majestic hand A nation so small yet peaceful and grand. Beneath your ever clear sky Merry mountains and gay valleys lie. Home...Read the rest...

When this plague passes over And we emerge from our arks Let not the euphoria of seeing The rainbow in the horizon again Becloud our vision or deafen our ears To the sound of heavy chariots from The end of...Read the rest...

And in my dream- I am a native girl, I stand on a high cliff soaring above; the wind is whirling, caressing me with love. Below the mighty Ottawa roars, above...Read the rest...

The golden grain stretched out like sheets upon the Kansas plain, like birthright, innocent behind the festered sun. Some were unaware of upstarts in the rolling Minnesota countryside, defiant to the blistering avalanche of corn. There were the sidewise...Read the rest...

Four legged people are indispensable and pride of our native land With a pair of forelegs, they move forward with their gifted mind They completely compensated their weaknesses with their creative hands Making native products and handcrafts for...Read the rest...

Have you forgotten your native land, the days when our ancestors sweat and harvest? crop with their hands, Jamaica our black ***** land the name itself is a brand Have you forgotten the Jamaican national bird, our charming...Read the rest...

The island Once naive now tainted by the winds of change Once native now giving birth to a race of diverse cultures Once a peaceful place now disturbed by a rapid modern world The island Once their home our home my home has become an uncertain...Read the rest...