Flapper Poems - Poems about Flapper

the other women are askance a flapper has moved into the neighborhood not on her own, but with parents they cannot control her she wears short dresses this is 1921 her skirts are no longer than her knees! She is flippant, reckless, risqué, she has bobbed her hair the other woman gasp their disapproval she listen to jazz smokes cigarettes in public she flaunts brash behavior I heard...

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She is a flapper 1920 vintage I am enthralled and enthused I cannot get enough of her I have drawn her on many canvases She reminds me of my grandmother who divorced two men by the time she was nineteen a woman who was unafraid to live her truth before women knew they could...

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frog came in hot off a mountain top buzzing the clouds; would he ever stop? so colorful! we exclaimed as he got near. He was full of vim, vigor, sass, truly no fear. He matched his plane – red, white and blue With accents of gold, turquoise, green too. We had never seen such a frog or plane before. was he the...

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she is opinionated the man told me with bobbed hair and showing every knee innovative and daring in ways of the world I saw her flapping, she was tossed and twirled I wished I could be so wild, confident and free she had a kick-a-pooh attitude that I could see Bee Bop Ah doo, Diddly Dop Dop dee She has a zippy...

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Can you believe this amazing crazy limit Nightingales flap their wings 60 times per minute Holy crap that's faster Faster than a hamster When needing to pee they perform like a gymnast...

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Somebody light up the disco eggs, So I can swing my dancing legs....

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