Like deja vu all over again.
Hippy chicks in bell bottoms.
Seven people in a VW Bug, headed to the woods.
Sittin around a "smokin" campfire.
Playin my guitar and trying to sing Neil Young.
Gazing with wonderment at the stars again.
Laughing at nothing till my sides hurt...
Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison.
Blind munchies and smores.
We're gonna change the world.
Even now, aproaching my geezerhood,
One wiff of Patchouli takes me right back there.
Patchouli....Ah yes
Hippy chicks in bell bottoms.
Far Out, Man.
Hippy chicks in bell bottoms means something a whole lot different to me these days, Walt... my hippys have widened so much I now need those bell bottoms to be at the bell tops!! Not sure I look quite so chic no more! Ahhh... but the scent... it never dies, does it... nor the memories it conjures... We call them loon pants over here... for obvious reasons, perhaps! Great write! TY Kate xx
Is Patchouli pot?? If so, you took me back to the sixties...but I was innocent...was only 10 years old when Woodstock went down! LOL But I remember the music...love it. :) Well done, my friend.
Oh My, I love Patchouli, we have incense on our fireplace in an Indian Chief Pottery stand, I must have it in the house and SAgE!
I love this poem Walt, and I still love my "MOD" small knee dresses! NOt exactly mini, but colorful swirly swirls! :)
Ahhh, YOU said NEiL YOUNG, you could of said anyoneeeeee - even the doors, and you said Newil YOUNG... Ahhhh... JIMI! Rules!
ENJOY! you patchouli and let the memories lingerrrrrrrr!
YOU deserve it!
Warmly, Warrior Gypsy Lady Sheeeoox
STay Positive!
I was born April 1960, so I caught just a light whiff of the fun, but I remember the COLORS, HATS, Smiles and my color Purple all around! and the music, I never got tired of it! NEVER Will! Thank you for the walk down memory lane Babe! :)
Those were part of my immortal years and being a newspaper woman and after thenpaper went to bed...we partied with the bell bottoms and the ty dyed dresses and shirts.Good music in those days and music that is still played today. I wonder how long some of the music played today will be around? Doobie a good Doobie.
Love,
Susan
Oh! that mossy pungent aroma...after the rottenvegetation and stagnant waters of the Nam everglades, that song by J.Jopling "Oh Lord, would you by me-e-e a Mercedes Benz" seem allegoric to the today's crowd...
Georg
That pic brings back memories for me of the 69 woodstock when I was but a 15 year old kid that left there afterwards a 15 year old man, at least I thought so...such memories, thanks...Ed
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Reviewed on November 8, 2007
I guess your write this morning will take several of us back in time and I just love it when our kids look at us and say this is a new style can we tell them a thing or two. Thank you for sharing.
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This book represents a thirty-day period of my poetry journal. Each poem addresses
the dominant thoughts occupying my mind during the early morning hours of a given
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It's also a great bug repellent - even for old geezers!
Is Patchouli pot?? If so, you took me back to the sixties...but I was innocent...was only 10 years old when Woodstock went down! LOL But I remember the music...love it. :) Well done, my friend.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Peace, Man,
Amber "V"
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I love this poem Walt, and I still love my "MOD" small knee dresses! NOt exactly mini, but colorful swirly swirls! :)
Ahhh, YOU said NEiL YOUNG, you could of said anyoneeeeee - even the doors, and you said Newil YOUNG... Ahhhh... JIMI! Rules!
ENJOY! you patchouli and let the memories lingerrrrrrrr!
YOU deserve it!
Warmly, Warrior Gypsy Lady Sheeeoox
STay Positive!
I was born April 1960, so I caught just a light whiff of the fun, but I remember the COLORS, HATS, Smiles and my color Purple all around! and the music, I never got tired of it! NEVER Will! Thank you for the walk down memory lane Babe! :)
Love,
Susan
Sighhhhhh...hipster bell bottoms and chainy belts......very chic!!
Thanks for sharing!!
Love sTinky
Christine
Regis
Kathy
ET
Of A "thai stick....lol
but for now "Patchouli will do.
a really down to earth kool write
"Peace"
William
Fee
Georg
Newfie Hugs, Rose
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D