Short Make Love Not War Poems
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The push-pull that provides rapport
Could faith in designers restore
More sense of our choice
Tempts us to rejoice
And make love not war with their door
Late 60's Experience
Woodstock
we rock
Make Love Not War
smoke weed
then breed
My Ride My Home
bug van
keen man
Police Bust
cops nag
big drag
Protest March
abhor
this war
We meant well.
What did they expect?--
took the education out of our schools,
along with God--
kept us at each other's throat;
blinding us with color;
pulling our strings;
picking our pockets;
plucking petals from
our flowery souls--
They! They! They!
You know who--
when, where, why
but how still now?
A twig now homeless snaps
Love scar on her arm
War scar on her heart
A scar now to tell a story
War was all he ever knew
Country, thugs, and friends too
Peace always seized her
To choose a battle wisely
to fight the fight or not
Make love not war heard inside of her
PTSD was their common story
Poetry til Sun's Dawn
A peaceful home lodged within their
intertwined broken hearts
By Susan Mills
Form:
Make love not war
Keep peace on the radar
The generation of the 60's did define
Free love, and the peace sign
People today are still seeking peace
But governments seem only to want war
As tear gas and bullets they release
To maim kill and scar
Peace appears to be a distant dream
As those in power plot and scheme
Shooting their missiles from afar
They should learn to make love, not war!
There is too much hate in the world. Leave it out of the Soup. Here is my flower child
scoop: “Make love not war.”
Eileen Manassian
I'm NOT a flower child, but this quotation from that era is pertinent today. Innuendos
and sarcasm, implications hoping for inferences have no place here. We all need to
heed this advice from Paul.
New International Version (Romans 13:8)
Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another.
Hipsters say that flowers have power
Not the power of force against force
Their vision is of a peaceful world
Where the people make love not war
Softness is flowers secret weapon
It can defeat the hardness of hate
Even as sprouts they can lift the world
Trying to make it a better place
Flowers when you're born and when you die
They come that you might know its true
No matter the reason they were sent
What they really say is 'I love you'
4/4/2017