Revolutionary Poems - Poems about Revolutionary

Faith is directly believing in Him It's not an illusionary faith But a sincere inner longing of our heart We can't collect but it can truly receive By a religious sincere way of changing things By means of a Spiritual Revolution It is a revolution that will truly change Your heart, your mind and your soul Jesus Christ is truly a revolutionary man The...

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Beneath the trees, a tale of a Tamil revolutionary, As in history of tamils, the people viewed him as a legendary luminary. 'Thalaivar' the title he was given, As his reputation was on a different level, when he was living. Through fields of war, he engraved his name, In a country torn by sorrow and pain. As a sense of anger...

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posture, strident passion, defiant discipline, sacrifice one for all sheds no tear for those who fall his ego...

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Hey there little one Toddling ‘round your parents’ feet Not yet knowing who you are A whole wide world to meet You have Nobility - Heroes’ blood pumps in your heart Martyrs, warriors and pioneers Are part of who you are Both your grandfathers Served honorably in the military Tom was in the Marine Corps I was a UN Peacekeeper in the Army Fred Halliday served, Himself...

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{Poet’s Note : I wrote this poem for the passing of my very dear friend & comrade, Cecyl Esau, Umkhonto we Sizwe Commander in 2021, as a contribution to his memorial service. Cecyl was given a full Provincial Military Official Funeral. Though the reading was filmed & recorded as part of the proceedings, I recently...

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Speak loudly as you wish, When the International community remains silently , Football players speak loudly  " Stop genocide in DRCongo" Church  ministers and believers sing loud in the churches "Why do you continue to kill people who welcomed you? " Women activists marched here and there saying  " enough  is enough " Yoh! a Congolese footballer player Of Rwanda's Rayon Sports...

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as some sleepers awake , revolutionary songs dominate. September 19/2023...

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We African heads of state must stop behaving like puppets who dance every time the imperialists pull the strings. Glory to our peoples, Dignity to our people, Victory to our people, Fatherland or death, we shall conquer” - Quote by Ibrahim Traore  (New Burkina Faso President) "We must choose either champagne for a few or safe drinking water...

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Do stand against them with all might. Their favor or disfavor Is not what you have ever sought. Those who hanged their own saver, The Judases whose shame resides for ever on their foul brows, Are born of lies in lands of lies and false are their filthy vows. They have once nailed their Messiah with two thieves of...

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Oh,my dear first form teacher. Mesmerized the young minds of the village. ...

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Cannons firing from the left and right Taking place during America’s fight A fight for independence From England’s transcendence Colonists paid increased taxes to England’s royalty Causing wide spread disloyalty The Continental Army and militias took up arms Consisting of men who worked on farms The fight was against the British crown Outnumbered the colonists never backed...

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Mrs. Margaret 'Molly' Corbin: A true Revolutionary War heroine. When her husband in battle fell dead, Though wounded, she fired his cannon instead....

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All human lives matter. They met in street rallies, fighting for justice and change. All pain and glory they shared, handcuffed to the same chain, whipped with the same police spray, facing the same hanging judge, taking the same heroic plea: Not guilty. We stand against greed, racism, war, and inequality. We stand for humanity, one earth, one identity. But they were sent to separate...

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In 1776 men, rifles and sharp knives in the woods of New York Where there were small farms, wood homes and barns, With sheep, a cow, a horse, a porch with a handmade rocking chair Near a neighbor or village made by a few who came by ship Man by man, and a woman or two who...

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Most of life plays out somewhere somehow sometime in-between resplendent deification of MotherEarth and rabid defiance of EarthMother wisdom Is a peculiarly Republican challenge, confusing unchanging uniform divinely dogmatically inspired Tradition As if such Tradition were against healing unitarian economic political flow of Earth-conserving sacred grace slow-growing co-invested capital resources. In this confusion, sometimes somehow somewhere lies an undemocratic patriarchal challenge lacking divinely inspired liberal love commitment to multicultural Creation health values Such as active compassion, faithful kindness, hope-filled...

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