Metaphor Hair Poems | Examples

These Metaphor Hair poems are examples of Hair poems about Metaphor. These are the best examples of Hair Metaphor poems written by international poets.

Lovely, happy hair,
Rowed, and growing in beauty;
God’s sweet locks I bear:-

Hued as is the night,
Moonlight beauty reflecting
Ebony delight:-

Locks admired so much,
Gardened rowed short or shouldered,
Just got to be touched.

God makes no mistakes;
Creating natured beauty,
Whatever hue takes:-

Mirror check and see,
The blooming beauty of thee,
And gracefully be:-

© Millard Lowe  

   Green grass, cut once or twice weekly
      A CEO might shave twice a day

   Edges and hedges trimmed nicely too
      Manicure, pedicure in seven days due 

   Rolling lawns with everything just so
      Like the ascot of the CEO

   If underneath lurks mud, ooze and slime ~
      Grounds for the perps to do time

© Gershon Wolf  

green to yellow 
gold to red 
to brown
leaves 
or fairest hair 
worn 
as silken crown
Thick 
with luxury proud 
honey 
poured aloud
endless spigots 
with 
memories to attend.
Now lost to brush 
or hand 
or wind
all leaves, 
all hair,
and all souls 
in the 
end.

© Vernon Witmer  

Barbershops all closed,

                                         a Covid nonessential.

                                          I clip my own mop.

© Thomas Wells