Flower Power Poems - Poems about Flower Power

You tap dance on my nerves With every whimsical word How dare you amber assume Tell a flower when to bloom You own no womb and Even if you are a man You can’t understand Or try to force my hand I am born to be What I am you see You are not king Or queen ruling If you’re living ruby right Then...

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Sartre was precise in his definition of hell Excluded from humanity for just a case of birth I’m punished for the others and why they’ll never tell I’m living through insanity of those who rule the earth Don’t count on the nation thing, this is exaggeration Don’t intergrate me with the subject that I’m not No Charlie Hebdo cover depicts...

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Rising together Full meaning of the poem Beauty head strong....

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emergent flowers swiftly embrace sun-showers ~ balance of power ...

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we needed to rush so we counted the flowers on the way to school ...

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I had heard of flower power, but this was extra nice I sat and stared at the bus as I enjoyed a pizza slice. Who painted your flowers? I asked a hippie all gray. My wife, he told me. Aren’t they merry and gay? They are fantastic, look three-dimensional in a way. He called for his wife. She was an...

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purple flower power…what is it? the subtlety, openness, curiosity? when your deep, your highness, steeped in royalty - intact or in petals spread under feet or on silky beds. when your soft and pale, nearly a romantic moonlight, ardent, timid, yet wise on your light-fantastic-trip. purple flower power, not red, not white nor pink. Soothing, your tender upon the hearth. i’d not pay attention as much as...

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FLOWER POWER Petals are slim blades of the purest white The Oxeye Daisy is a pretty wild flower Looking like a fried egg, sunny side up A joyful yellow face in any daylight hour Tall stems stand proud and never cower Found in fields alongside the buttercup It reminds me of nature’s gentle power And it even glows in the evening light...

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vibrant splendors sweet embrace singing hope will relieve and believe breathless scope inspires grace raining wonders brilliant blushes, like sunshine dreams echo laughter through souls silence doubts and fears, tears reassure joy, insight bring kindness into light promising beauty, cheers honest faith God controls such stunning blooms go to extremes A rhyming haiku with two stanzas. The first has a syllable count of 4,3,3,3,3,3,3,4 and the second has a syllable count...

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Back in San Francisco when 'people had power' ~ hippies pulled the triggers and out came flowers...

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Who dared to cut you down, rub your face in the dirt? I wish shame on anyone who got entertainment from your hurt. I admire your vigore, your bravery and grace. I watched you stand your ground as you wiped tears from your face. Never mind the weak minded who pick on people like us...

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Full Trust I have in my power Now formidable like a tower, Before foes to not cower Like the confronted by a prowler Or an infant in a bower … Full freshness in my power: I know in the next one hour Things shall cease to be sour: A new comeliness of Rose Flower, Not a thing to make me glower; An Early Widow...

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Budding leaves, merry flowers Bursting with joy, spring showers Brilliant rays of sun’s powers Birthing hope that the spirit devours March In Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich March 3, 2022...

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What did you think of yesterday, And today, what do you wish to do, And tomorrow is another day, Yesterday seems so far away, Yet today is here to stay, For tomorrow, what have you to say, Yesterday you were my singing Jay, Today you say come what may, The moon and I heave sad sighs, Dark clouds loom ahead, I tell no lies, As...

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The thing I like about flowers Is they stay wide open for hours Some of them smell But what the hell They're subject to canine showers!...

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