Short Hippy Poems

Short Hippy Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Hippy by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Hippy by length and keyword.


Hippy Frame of Mind

Everything is grate
i feel fline
couldn't be hippier
totally elastic
satisfried
Fortunes ate
have the luck key
My D's aren't heavy


Premium Member Let The Sunshine In



                                          sixties tribal group
                                   grew their Hair rock musical~
                                           charmingly naïve
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member The Hippy Generation

TV's sure changed a lot since the sixties From I Love Lucy to The Beverly Hillbillies Oh for the innocence Andy Griffith for instance But a whole lot better than today's weirdies
Form: Limerick

Happy Hippy

Im just a happy hippy
I say it all day long
Those of you who know me
Will help me sing a song 
To the tunes i make up daily
To the poetry i write
I'm just a happy hippy
Every day and every night
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Hippy Hymn

There are things I'd rather
burn in hell for than
admit that I have done

'Cept anxiety
is pushing me
towards honesty

That foreign land foreboding
wander it could be loading
peace and love for all eternity.
Form: Rhyme


Trippy Hippy

What's wrong with Hippies,
who like taking trippies
or smoke funny ciggies.
Freedom of mind, while brain is reclined,
no longer blind, the answers I find,
connections that bind, while time hits rewind.

©John-Ovan.P.Hull
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Happy Hippy

Well Plastered Sippy Hippy Upon Stumbling into the Barber’s Snippy Hippie Flower Child Wets Himself Drippy Hippie Peace, Love & Clumsiness Slippy Hippie The Cheeky Free Sprit Lippy Hippie Written June 7, 2015
Form: Footle

Premium Member Groovy Hippy Girl

She is a groovy, hippy girl.

     She loves that funky, trippy beat.

It is her hippy, trippy world!

     She is a groovy, hippy girl.

She dances funky, hippy twirls,

     and when she sits, she taps her feet.

She is a groovy, hippy girl.

     She loves that funky, trippy beat.


1/12/2022
© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

Premium Member I Was a Hippy

To tell you the truth 
In my days of youth

To put it quite mild, 
I was carefree and wild
  
A hipster by all means 
Wearing my wholly bellbottom jeans
 
Always said "Out-of-Sight" 
Sometimes, I would say "Dynamite" 
With friends, I was "Tight" 
Hey, I turned out "Alright"  



10 Lines, 5 Words Rhyme III Cash Prize Poetry Contest 
Sponsor Lu Loo 
3-31-2019
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hippy Dippyvan Brings Cousins

The clan began singing before I saw the hippy dippy van.
It ripped around the mountain, and we heard its ceiling fan.
hollering and the wailing came to our ears with the smacking too.
It was the wild McCorlick Cousins, straight from Kalamazoo!

They are evil and they’re naughty, and they make us all laugh.
We were not surprised at all to see a contraband giraffe.
Their father is crazy, and their mother is beyond coping.
They came tearing down the street. No one here is moping!
Form: Rhyme

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