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poems related to Argentine national holidays

For those who always ask me to copy them ... poetry rhymes related to Argentine national holidays

National Anthem Day - May 11
You can hear chords martial
silence, which have to hear the verses
vibrant and worthy of the glorious
National Anthem!

Day Rosette - May 18 blue button-

white in my heart you;
are pretty Rosette,
a national glory

May Revolution - May 25 Because
May 25 was celebrated gay
today's date;
a day like this, what happiness!,
freedom conquered the natives.

copied from the book Poems 1st. grade / 6 " Tumble "Edit. Codex. Authors: Araceli Picarel of Curlett - Amalia Belgrano Lavalle

May 25, 1810 (Excerpts)
day dawned cloudy,
intemperate and ashen
cloudy, windy, cold, windy day
winter.
And souls woke
stormy as the weather.
flew low clouds, playing
low ceilings,
while the wind played
arc with hats.
and drizzle was falling
that soaked to the bone.
From top medians,
with pride and suspicion,
military and civilians,
teenagers and old,
humble and powerful
and even mulattoes and blacks, looking

two colors in lapels and hats.

Suddenly a hubbub
was
end to end of the square and then came
a great silence.

A half hour
immense joy erupted;
and although the sun was setting
had a moment illuminating.

Germain Berdiales , Argentine Poetry
copied from the 4th book. grade / 9 years " A pun ." Collection "Playing with the world." Author: Hayden, Red Larese Gay. Editorial Magisterium of the Río de la Plata

Peddlers

Morenito you sell candy donuts, they'll
the largest
to the girls.

mazamorrero,
best
for the first spoonful.

Who buys me pies with olives ...
so tasty,
are only some?

Biscuit,
alfajores are
milk I want.

Poetry copied from the book of 2nd reading. Grade / 7 years "Rocío by Julia M. Crespo, Edit. Kapelusz

Fragment, Leopoldo Díaz
"Motherland is the land where it has suffered,
country is the land where he has dreamed of Homeland
is the land where it has fought,
country is the land where it has expired. "

On May . Rafael Ruiz López
I know why they are so cute
The bright days of May, does the flag

glad Sight, floating in the air;
Why Wears gala
The schoolhouse and the palace do applaud
happy, happy Why
sing.

Mayo has, in his days,
A date's lips pronounced
Love always, still trembling with excitement ...

I know why this day is glorious
lucky
vigorous
born in freedom that we enjoy.

So jubilant patriotism
Light,
scream I am the first twenty-five May
:

noble Viva Argentina!
live the holy men, proud and generous
That
Their freedom conquered!