What are the poems about "revolutionary martyrs"?

The door where people go in and out is locked, and the hole where dogs climb out is open. Said by: Ye Ting's Modern Prison Song.

It doesn't matter if you behead, as long as the doctrine is true. Kill Xia and others. From: Xia's "Modern Poetry"

Snow is flying all over the sky, why is the revolution afraid of beheading? Keep your son's arrogance and avenge the king of Chu three years later! From: Yang Chao's Modern Poems on Righteousness.

Don't be sad at the end of the world, you have to pay the price. When to drink Huanglongfu and build a stormy building in China. From: Modern Li Dazhao's "Stunt in the Mouth"

Looking up at the blue sky, connected with water, the flowers and willows on both sides are more fresh. It's a pity that a beautiful place was destroyed by bandits. Jiang bandits are too fierce and stubborn to kill workers and peasants. Our generation should extend the hand of the country and rebuild the rivers and mountains. Said by: He Jinzhai, Langtaosha Modern Times.

The river of no return, mighty who can refuse! My road will eventually achieve nine areas, and I will be physically generous. Stop at the foot of Dagu Mountain and watch the waves on Xiaogu Mountain. The blood is like the tide and keeps rolling. Said by: Xiong Modern Guan Tao.

Let's all get up and destroy the evil forces! Now the Great Revolution, anti-feudalism, land distribution, resolute struggle and building the Soviet Union! Workers and peasants came to dictatorship, implemented the * * * production system, and celebrated the great harmony of mankind. The proletarian world revolution finally succeeded! From: Peng Pai.

Song of modern uprising

Not bitter, not soft, but not hard; Only Gang Si is not afraid, and Gang Si has a future. Will shoulder the sun and moon, heaven and earth and other dust. Why talk about wealth? Be bold about the future. From: Luo Xuezan's Zi Mian Modern Times

Wandering in the Jianghu to reminisce about the past, old friends are different in life and death, and they abandon their worries and customs, leaving behind the lofty sentiments of Chu prisoners. From: Yun Modern Prison Poems

I hate not being able to die against Japan, and I am shameless today. The country is still broken, why should I cherish this head? From: Ji Hongchang's Poems of Modern Righteousness.