Salon Hair Poems | Examples
These Salon Hair poems are examples of Hair poems about Salon. These are the best examples of Hair Salon poems written by international poets.
I've never had a manicure
and yet I'm still a man
Though my fingernails are ugly
you should see my tan
Please don't suggest a pedicure
I don't need lovely toes
Fishing knee-deep in the river
they're apt to decompose
So I eschew the 'hair salon'
for ye old-fashioned barber shop
Where my man Floyd still uses
scissors, broom and mop
BLUE shaped hair is styled to rigid perfection by rows of orderly, PINK curlers
BLUE notes from an "Oldies" station linger, a calming WHITE noise to soothe
BLUE scents of expensive musk linger, permeating the YELLOW walled salon
BLUE flavored grape juice is thoroughly enjoyed by thirsty GRAY haired patrons
BLUE velvet blouse, worn by an elegant BLACK woman, is admired by all.
PINK shaped flamingos dot the salon decor, bringing a nostalgic feeling
As notes of WHITE laced doilies punctuate the mood of times gone by
In an atmosphere of musky scents, the little parlor glows in a YELLOW haze
With GRAY heads of wisdom and manners, their words flavored with grace
To dispel any BLACK mood with a velvet word of care, wearing their BLUE hair.