The Sixties Poem by Paul Warren

The Sixties



Good morning star shine, the earth says hello
The Beatles reigned supreme in quite a show
When Carnaby Street ruled with miniskirts
And flared jeans were the go tight until they hurt

Hendrix played a mean guitar without reading music
All along the Watchtower a favourite anthem for it
But the Sixties also had the Vietnam War to suffer through
With the anti war demonstrations that were important too

And some made a choice for drugs, sex and rock n roll
To find a new awareness at Woodstock finding a new soul
So Hail to the British Invasion and the music all new
We have fond memories for a world view that changed and grew.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: sixties
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Buried Alive 22 March 2017

your poem takes me right back to the sixties which I will never see again, a time when anything and everything was possible. , but as you so clearly point out a time of crisis protest, and national divide. ......... and CHEAP GASOLINE. Thank you for taking me for a ride in your time machine

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