Sixties Poems - Poems about Sixties

sixties memory charm school back in the day i am not kidding...

Continue reading...

The smell of freshly cut lawns A bright blue sky on Summer morns Our neighbour playing his saxophone As the sun fades my mother calling me home Riding my bike as fast an I can My father whistling as cuts timber on the saw band Endless backyard cricket games Only stopped by sundown flames After a day running outside around Falling to sleep...

Continue reading...

In most of the movies back in the day.,. women of the sixties wore glasses, so they could be smart Women without glasses were thought to have empty non-thinking heads In the sixties TV shows, all librarians wore glasses Even the ones who did not need them sexy women put their hair in ponytails and wore glasses So men would be...

Continue reading...

women were tiny their waists and noses petite they had large dark eyes they wore stylish modest dresses fancy velvet hats, earrings and gloves beautiful women in the beautiful sixties...

Continue reading...

sleek and sneaky, stealthy too wherever they go sixties cats crawl around sixties beatnik row their eyes are squinted, they know where it is at we are careful not to point out their ears are flat they have a look only seen back in the day they are always black, never orange, tan or gray the sixties cats sit in sixties...

Continue reading...

playful dolphins popped out of lake frolicking like sixties Chip and Dale cartoons Bringing a smile to my face adding a new kind of joy to sundown at the ocean...

Continue reading...

Jon knew that certain topics were taboo Like incest and bestiality too not masturbation nor menstruation So, he mixed blood with sperm ~ threw up, one-two...

Continue reading...

In the sixties I went to university where I experienced much diversity For example, among fraternities mine went from ‘Kegs-a-Tappin’ to ‘Pills-a-Poppin’ ~ LSD, we were a-droppin’ Athletics were a big deal too ...

Continue reading...

pink witches of the sixties take offs from the good witch the one in the Wizard of Oz their hair a distinct weird color like hers pink witches of the sixties with perfect make up and red ruby lips reminding us of Dorothy’s shoes your peach and pink chiffon dresses reminding me of Billie Burke’s your originator must have been watching the Wizard of Oz while...

Continue reading...

Christmas day seemed to always land on a Sunday, when I was a miss. Weird, but church is what I always remember every single Christmas We would wake up too early, and get sent rapidly back to bed. Our parents took no nonsense from any of us, their rules in lead. We were told when we could come out,...

Continue reading...

sleek and sneaky, stealthy too wherever they go sixties cats crawl around sixties beatnik row their eyes are squinted, they know where it is at we are careful not to point out their ears are flat they have a look only seen back in the day they are always black, never orange, tan or gray the sixties cats sit in sixties...

Continue reading...

playful dolphins popped out of lake frolicking like sixties Chip and Dale cartoons Bringing a smile to my face adding a new kind of joy to sundown at the lake...

Continue reading...

yosemite Sam casper Friendly Ghost huey Dewy Lou grouchy Elmer Fudd fastest road runner bright bugs bunny sweet daisy duck chip and dale Harvey comics mickey mouse underdog wendy witch sixties cartoons me...

Continue reading...

Pink sixties floral design on the back of this snail so gay, I look and ponder, wondering who owned it once upon a…. Was it an older woman, with snow white hair and wrinkles Or a young girl wearing a pinafore whose ribbons were in crinkles Stories parade into my head, making me smile like a mime. This lovely snail...

Continue reading...

In the nineteen sixties When we were watching Doris Day Fall in love with Rock Hudson There would be a kiss Then we would see this tempest Foamy heavy hard waves crashing against the rocks I thought it meant they jumped into this grayscale sea I finally learned better yesterday...

Continue reading...