The Poet Of The American Revolution Philip Freneau Analysis

The Almighty Allah created everything in this universe amazing and beautiful. Some of His creations leave us speechless. But out of all His creations, the best of all are the humans. He created them with sense and ability to think and question. The diversity of this specie lies not only in its appearance but also in its standard of living as a community. He has created, but has kept the difference of status. He has bestowed some with the blessings of riches while others face the darkness of poverty. Allah kept it so for the purpose of learning and understanding the basis of living together and sharing the joys and sorrows of the fellow beings. This difference alone suggests the rule of equality in the sight of Allah. Nothing is beneath or above the other. Same ways we need to follow certain rules to run the systems for which we form legislating organizations governed by the government we elect.
Freedom is not something served on a platter. It requires a great physical and mental struggle. Nations have to strive hard and struggle for a long time in order to get it. There are wars, debates, revolution and bloodshed that …show more content…
Freneau was born in America. His father was a native to America and his mother was from Scotland. He was raised in New Jersey and studied from William Tennent. Freneau graduated from Princeton in 1771. After graduation he first tried teaching but didn’t continued it. After two years of studying theology he quitted that as well. In 1775, war of revolution started, he wrote poems that were against the British rule. In the midst, he left America but came back to join the patriotic movement. Due to his writings he was arrested by the British army and they kept him in prison on a ship for about six weeks. He was nearly killed in this movement. His writings won him the title of ‘The Poet of the American