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Best Follicle Poems

Below are the all-time best Follicle poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of follicle poems written by PoetrySoup members


Holy Follicle!!
Oh, I am so angered, outraged and appalled
I think that I’m going bald
My dad had great hair
So I never really cared
But, to the hair club...

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Categories: follicle, angst, funny
Form: Limerick



Microscopic Windfall
Perhaps I’m facing pogonophobes? 
Apparently wore the wrong face.
Age-hardened wiry wisps forge 
post-pubescent platemail -
protect strangers
from my truest fleshy pores, protect me 
from the xenophobes...

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Categories: follicle, business, people, sick, society,
Form: Free verse
Conspicuous Lice
Some conspicuous lice met once or twice  
With white follicle mites who came out at night
And an upside down tick who did magic tricks
That...

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Categories: follicle, insect, nonsense,
Form: Light Verse
A Letter To Myself
A Letter to Myself



Should I give up writing
Seems all this bleating and wailing
Bemoaning this lot of love
I am allocated to feel
But never touch

Should I stop...

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Categories: follicle, loveme,
Form: Free verse
Treasure the Pleasure of God's Blessings
once i had footprints as tattoos
the art was tasteless
the seed was a hateful hoax

once i had phlegm laced spit in every hair follicle
the gleam was...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: follicle, memory, remember, tribute,
Form: Free verse



An Einstein Formula
The wall of horrors was never to be addressed.
I watch these monsters emerge as marvels.
Ten little white thumbnails aglow were detached setting in two rolls.
A...

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Categories: follicle, evil, fear, good morning,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Sunlight In My Hair
I love the warm breeze with sunlight in my hair;
each follicle gently lifted, kissed by Sol.
Radiant arms touch my lively essence so rare;
making my aged,...

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Categories: follicle, body, lost, love, smile,
Form: Pantoum
Going, Regrowing
I'm sitting here in despair,
I used to have so much hair,
At least I've still got a grin,
Perhaps I'll have a lottery win
And get a follicle...

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Categories: follicle, funny,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Fascinated With Forensic Science
Forensic science fascinates me
in a curiously, unnatural way.
I cannot get enough of it.
The blood droplets, the hair follicle,
the fingernail that proved someone was
where they were...

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Categories: follicle, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
The Verse Is Mightier Than the Whole
the pen,
soulless,
stilled
with
chewed cap,
and emptied cartridge,
as my yen
burns like an addict's fire,
palm sweat on parchment,
syllables, prosody,
sans serif mind flow,
while demure muses
whisper soft moisture,
follicle and promise,
into my...

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Categories: follicle, inspiration, muse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Chickenpox High
CHICKENPOX HIGH

I caught chicken pox from
My son,
Oh what fun!
I was thirty five and spots,
Enveloped me from each hair follicle
On my head,
Right down to in between...

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Categories: follicle, funny,
Form: Rhyme
*****Sapience Sapience
He was born with a bushy round follicle-free head
and walks with two legs, because 
he is a Neanderthal(1) mutant,

for he is a mutational product, 
he...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: follicle, allegory,
Form: Prose Poetry
Natures Precious Gift
Natures Precious Gift.

Beautiful, each eyelash from tiny follicle to tip,
Each minute sculpted corner of his perfect rose bud lips,
Two exquisite pristine dimples upon his soft...

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Categories: follicle, baby, grandfather, joy,
Form: Rhyme
In View of My Mortality Part 2 of 2
- and GOD Said: -

Live Each Day With Joy Even Thru Tests
Live Each Day Having Mercy & Tenderness
Live Each Day As Tho' Opening A Treasure...

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Categories: follicle, cancer, christian, death, faith,
Form: Free verse
O Don'T Know What This Is Called
The implosion of a thought is neither a shred or a shard. In fact it is surely a pulsation of a wisdom whirlpool? Really? How...

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Categories: follicle, arabic, art, beach, betrayal,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things