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Freedom Simile Poems

These Freedom Simile poems are examples of Simile poems about Freedom. These are the best examples of Simile Freedom poems written by international poets.


Premium Member The Now Continuum
I am Buddha...

         w a l l o w i n g 
in the refreshing stillness,
A lone...

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Categories: simile, beauty, freedom, metaphor, nature,



Myself
Thought by thought
Word by word
Piece by piece
I will put myself together

Because I am reborn
Loud and fiery
Colorful and sane, this time
I will reshape myself

No, I don't...

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Categories: simile, birth, character, creation, freedom,

Premium Member SUN-FLOWERING PEOPLE
SUN-FLOWERING PEOPLE

Black and beautiful…
Liberty’s ebon flowers…
Rooted in freedom…

Like His sunflowers,
Let us stand in bright glory;
Sunshine gleaming us:-

Ebon sunflowers;
Our bright eyes stayed on the prize–
Liberty’s statues:-


...

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Categories: simile, africa, allegory, analogy, black

Hypocrite's Manure
So a world could be small yet too big,

This lady is ripped; she cries all day!

He to be master, now boss ever stay. 

Oh this...

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Categories: simile, africa, freedom, pollution, prejudice,

Cages
In Life we were free
As free as Birds
We could fly around and do as we please
We could touch the skies and walk on moons
We held...

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Categories: simile, analogy, bird, emotions, freedom,



Premium Member Working Class
I.	Daybreak

what glint of morning
is this where the rusty bloom of chain link fences
cuts the turf of rowhouses

the weeds still talk with the legs
of crickets as...

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Categories: simile, allusion, class, culture, freedom,

Premium Member Lynching Live: Normality Reins
Lynching Live; So What? Trumped-Up Normality Reins

Knee lynching streamed live,
Shadowed death’s source is revealed;
Justice remains blind!

Cameras roll, showing death’s shadowed 
source.
Cameras don’t lie; streaming the...

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Categories: simile, analogy, black african american,

Shining In Poetry's Light
lovely Line is a lady who
lingers in deep thought-
her style shines with wit;
a simile or two with a touch of personification in
free verse poems, 
shares...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: love, metaphor, poetess, simile,

Premium Member On the Evolution of Justice
If only old justice could be as death
in the daily lives we live.

Pity, her evolution remains
a punctuated checkmate delusion
and her close kin, liberty,
a symbiotic partner—both...

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Categories: simile, allegory, analogy, black african

Premium Member King Day
KING DAY
(A Retrospective Perspective)

			     David said to Solomon his son, be
			strong and of good courage, and do 
			it: fear not, nor...

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Categories: simile, allegory, america, celebration, history,

Premium Member Feather In the Wind
Ever so gently gliding
Buoyant, so light in the air
Free as an eagle


Date written and posted: 12/03/2018...

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Categories: freedom, imagery, simile,

Premium Member Our World Changing, Not For the Better - Potd
It's not hard to see or tell this world of ours 
Isn't the same as it used to be. Granted, it has 
Never been perfect,...

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Categories: simile, anger, emotions, life, political,

Premium Member Children of the Waters
like seagulls skating 
on ocean waters
we navigate the currents
of deception
cascading jelly rocks of defeat
as we flow nile like
upward and onward
splashing into liberation…
water eagles sailing
surging waves…hip...

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Categories: simile, allegory, bird, children, imagery,

Premium Member A Sable Hued Awakening: For Richard Wright
A Sable Hued Syllabic Awakening…
(For Richard Wright)



Even snakes have love…
but no one wants their embrace;
such coiled loneliness…

Yet nature provides…
eggs are laid…babies are hatched
and snakes slitter...

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Categories: simile, allegory, analogy, black african

Premium Member Woe Betide the Forgetful
Woe Betide The Forgetful…
Though the body be weary and tired,
the soul burns with everlasting energy.
To where we have come,
much farther remains to go.

The Moses exodus;
Noah’s...

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Categories: simile, allegory, analogy, black african


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