Days Of Old Poems | Examples

DAYS OF OLD 90's

South Park and
Dragon tales.
   Twin peaks and
Seinfeld.

   Family guy and
The Daily Show.
   Ace of Base and
Cheryl Crow.

   Friends and
Will and Grace.
   Babylon 5
 and spaced.
	
The X-files and
The West Wing.
Fancy and
Shania Twain.

King of the hill 
And Mad TV.
Sponge Bob and
Ren and Stimpy.

Frasier and
The King of Queens.
Boogie nights and
MR. Bean.

Spawn and
Blue's Clues.
Goodfellas and
Dazed and confused.

TMNT and
3rd rock from the sun.
In living color and 
Brooks and Dunn.

Jackie Brown and
Wayne's World.
Beastie Boys and
Don't take the girl.

***** as folk and
Beavis and Butthead.
The Simpsons and
Father Ted.

Lil Kim and 
The Sopranos.
Selena and 
Hey Arnold.

Reservoir Dogs and
Johnny Bravo.
Clueless and
You oughta know.

Turbo1904 ?
Form: Rhyme

DAYS OF OLD 80's

 There was Red Dawn and
Crocodile Dundee.
    Full House and
The Lottery.

   Road Runner and
G.I. Joe.
   The Lost Boys and 
Cameo.

   The TMNT and 
Silver Hawk.
   Duck Tales and
Fraggle Rock.

   Family Ties and
Growing Pains.
   Pretty in Pink and
Purple Rain.

   Risky business and
Young guns.
Breakfast club and
Empire of the sun.

Three's a crowd and
Stand by me.
Honky Tonking and 
Human League.

He-man and
Ghost Busters.
Heathcliff and
Mario's brothers.

There was Full House
And Hairspray.
Scarface and
Expose.

Dirty Dancing and
Turner and Hooch.
Bosom Buddies and
Beetlejuice.

Madonna and
Knight Rider.
Prince and
Macgyver.

Night court and
Silver Spoons.
Flash dance 
And Dune.

Fast times at
Ridgemont high.
The A-Team
And 9 to 5.

Turbo1904 ?
Form: Rhyme


DAYS OF OLD 60's

Underdog and
Days of our lives.
      General Hospital 
And mama tried.

   Casper and the
Tonight's show.
   My three sons 
And Hazel.

   Hogans Hero's and
Mayberry RFD.
   Green acres and
The Archies.

   Aqua man and
The Lone Ranger.
   Deputy Dawg and
Wally the Gator.

   The Thunderbirds 
And DR No.
   MR Rogers and 
Ode to Billy Joe.

   Star trek and
Lost in space.
   Batman and
The wacky race.

   That girl and
How sweet it is.
   Gidget and 
Porky pig.

   Easy rider and 
Wonder wall.
   F-troop and 
Valley of the Dolls.

The Monsters and
Spirit in the sky.
The wild bunch 
And Popeye.

The Monkey's and
Family Affair.
Sesame Street and
Yogi Bear.

Turbo1904 ?
Form: Rhyme

DAYS OF OLD 50's

 East of Eden and
The Tingler.
   The lady killer and 
Julius Caesar.

   A star is born and
Vertigo.
   The Killing and
Ace in the hole.

   Godzilla and
The night and fog.
   Johnny Guitar and
Hound Dog.

   Wild strawberries
And Stalag 17.
   High noon and
The African queen.

   Ray Charles and
Kiss me deadly.
   The big sky and
The voyage to Italy.

   Dean Martin and
Buddy Holly.
   Casper and
Mr. Peabody.

   House of Wax and
Elevator to the Gallows.
   Elvis and 
Tears on my pillow.

   Asphalt jungle and
In a lonely place.
   The big heat and
Chantilly lace.

   Hank Williams and
Chuck Berry.
   Sunset BLVD and
Tom and Jerry.

Turbo1904?
Form: Rhyme

DAYS OF OLD 40's

We had;
  The face behind 
the mask and
Chattanooga
 choo, choo.
   A boy and his dog and
Bill and Coo.

   We three and
Gaslight.
   The black cat and 
Dead of the night.

   A string of pearls and
Bambi.
   Candid Camera and
Hop along Cassidy.

   Moonlight cocktail 
And Dumbo.
   Java jive and
Pinocchio.

   Paper doll and 
Shoo, shoo, baby.
   Blueberry hill and 
Yankee doodle dandy.

   Glenn Miller and
Doris Day.
   Linda and
Dorian Gray.

   Dead man's eyes and
Ed Sullivan Show.
   Jekyll and Hyde and
Abbott and Costello.

   In the mood and
The Lone Ranger.
   Frank Sinatra and
A woman to remember.

   Cat people and
Citizen Cane.
   Fantasia and
John Wayne.

Turbo1904?
Form: Rhyme


DAYS OF OLD 30's

We had;
Interlude and
of Mice and men.
   A star is born and
Gone with the wind.

   A child bride and
The Wizard of Oz.
   Cocaine Fiends and
Sweeney Todd.

   The Jaguar and
The gay divorcee.
   The Marx brothers
And the Maserati.

   79 Park Ave and
Mannequin.
   The Porsche and
Erroll Flynn.

   The Rolls Royce and
Curly top.
   John Wayne and
King Porter stomp.

   The Packard and
Hilo Hawaii.
   Gary Cooper and
The Bugatti.

   Frankenstein and 
The Alfa Romeo
   The Fiat and 
Abbott and Costello.

   The BMW and
Eternal call.
   The Lone Ranger and
All creatures great
 and small.

   The Bentley and
Agent Carter.
   The Green hornet 
And Days of Honor.

   An Indian summer
And The Duesenberg.
   Greta Garbo and
The Thorn Birds.

Turbo1904?
Form: Rhyme

DAYS OF OLD 70's

  Do you recall?
Felix the cat,
Or Taxi and Kojak.

Fantasy Island and 
Starsky and Hutch.
Monty Python and
The Brady bunch.

   Saturday cartoons and
Mission impossible.
 Batman and The Streets 
of San Francisco.

   Cling and Clang on H R
Puff n stuff.
   All in the family and 
Eight is enough.

   The Osmonds and 
Sonny and Cher.
   Quickdraw Mc Draw and
Yogi Bear.

   Josie and the Pussycats
And the jetsons.
   Green acres and 
Petticoat junction.

   Mel's Diner and
Dick van dyke.
   Columbo and
 McMillan and wife.

   Police woman and
Hawaii 5.0.
   Soul Train and
 the Cosby show.

   Underdog and
Scooby doo.
   Dragnet and 
Kung fu.

   Dr Marcus Welby 
M.D.
   A radio station named
WKRP.

   Chips and
 Quincy M.E.
   Flip Wilson and
The Partridge family.

   Sweat hogs on welcome
Back Kotter.
   The Hulk, and the 
Courtship of Eddie's father.

   The facts of life and
Bob Newhart.
   Chico and the man and
Get smart.

   Nova and the Rockford
Files.
   Dallas and love American
Style. 

     Turbo1904?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Days of Old

I never will forget the days of old
when having neighbors meant more to us then.
I think that for technology we’ve sold
the sweetness of the way things were back when.

I used to read the tales of Nancy Drew
but couldn’t buy the books since we were poor,
but nearby was a rich girl that we knew.
To borrow books from her, I’d run next door!

We’d borrow other things like sugar and
the butter for the cookies Mom would make.
At Christmas, having neighbors was so grand,
for treats to one another we would take.

We’d talk outside on porches, so laid back,
and I would play with neighbor kids all day.
Conveniences today we do not lack;
Dang cell phones rule, and that’s the modern way.

Feb. 2, 2023
for Sotto Poet's Acquaintance And Neighborhood Poetry Contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Days of Old

Another day was spent,
Another day was earned.
Another day was lent,
Another day was burned.

Moments that were crossed,
Moments that were paved.
Moments that were tossed,
Moments that were saved.

Loss of my step,
Loss of my stride.
Loss of my pep,
Loss of my pride.

Closer to the ground,
Closer to the wind.
Closer to the mound,
Closer to the end.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member In Days of Old

there once was a time
humans walked for a life time…
in their heads still do

© Harry J Horsman 2022
Form: Senryu

Premium Member The Days of Old

I remember a time when,
Things were simple 
When kids were kids and technology,
Had not diseased their young minds.
The future of America looked bright,
Then those traitors on bended knee,
Turned their back on old glory.
Shredding the image that we once,
Held dear in our hearts.
Destroying a nation that we can,
Never come back from.
How can we police the world when,
We can not police ourselves at home??

Premium Member Days of Old Returned

Those olden days those Celtic lands 
Now I ponder my ancient kin
Who kept awake while listening
During the stormy nights of rain and winds
Cold wet nights those achy joints brought and bring

And now as then there were books paper and pens
For storms now halt electricity and computers
They lay still and quiet all the day
While back then women tended those in need
And monks made honey mead and prayed

Large dogs sat quietly near the door
Keeping watch for the mistress and meat
That fell from her cooking chores
Pieces thrown to good dogs treats that fell upon the floor
For now pens, books and papers return

As we wait for a heavy storm
Home sounds are softer our minds are quiet 
Listening for winds and thunder our new norm
Returned are the memories harsh and sweet of the olden days of yore
Form: Rhyme

Days of Old

Days Of Old 

Morning breeze, the summer skies 

Starry nights and county fairs 

Birds in trees and on the lines 

Coins we’ve tossed and running scared 

The child within I cannot find 

If love’s not here then I am lost 

The wayward winds I’ve left behind 

The end is near, the paths we’ve crossed 

From beneath my cave I’ve seen the light 

Outside the heart where life begins 

The words I’ve saved to win the fight 

A spark that starts the fire within 

A breath that breathes the gift of life 

The clouds that shade the feelings blue 

A death that bleeds the sacrifice 

The colors fade, that once were you 

An offering that life no longer shares 

The days of old and festive times 

A style of peace the season wears 

The memories wrinkled in paper rhymes 

In winter frost I was the snow 

That you have made into a man 

Come new spring the seed would grow 

And bloom like warmth of summer wind 

They were the days of old and true 

They are the ways we learn to live 

They drift like waves from oceans blue 

Then pass like memories, through a sieve 

Michael 3/21/2021

Premium Member Days of Old

There is no sign of an Esky
Nor sight of a barbecue
Not even one pesky fly
In this picture that I view

No sign of children playing
With bat and ball
No sign of guns and rifles
Not much to see at all

Just peace
People sitting on long grass
No sign of people drinking
Beer or spirits from a glass

The only thing I spy
Are adults and different cars
I know they can't be out in space
It was too early to fly to Mars

The only thing I can think of
That used to give some motorists pleasure
Back when people met in their cars
To find some hidden treasure
Form: Rhyme

In the Days of Old

In those olden days
People was happier you’d say
For times for us were tough
And living life was rough 
But we did not need that much
Not the latest thing and such

We would go out and leave the locks off
And gave each other a wave and not a scoff
It was best said by the four Yorkshire men
Who said “times were tough back then”
“And you know we were poor”
“But we were happy then because we were poor”

Just sitting around “drinking Chateau du Chasseur”
“On the Costa du Sol”
“And you try to tell the kids of today that and they don’t  believe you.”

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

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