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Hairs Poems - Poems about Hairs

I Love My Grey Hairs
I love the grey hairs at my temples and stretching down to touch the wrinkle in my brow. I love these soft hairs on my arms, my legs, the little ones on my knuckles and the tops of my toes. I love, these last few years, the tin rogue that grows under my chin. I love my grey hair. Of course I do! This hair...

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Categories: hairs, age, joy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In the Cross Hairs
I stand lined up in the sights between black lines, going from left to right going up and down, lines drawn as crossroads, at the intersection point between chance and choice sighted and aligned in the cross hairs, targeted by the sniper with squinted eyes called 'Fate'...

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Categories: hairs, fate,
Form: Free verse



Cross Hairs
To a hammer everything looks like a nail To a writer everything looks like a tale To a hunter everything looks like a kill To a prophet everything — unto his will (The New Room: September, 2024) ...

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Categories: hairs, riddle,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Whispers of Autumn
Whispers of Autumn ...

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Categories: hairs, analogy, appreciation, autumn, nature,
Form: Sonnet
When the Frog Grows Hairs
WHEN THE FROG GROWS HAIRS To her, my sister Santa Pe Slim and pretty Our mother wanted to marry As soon as possible But she didn't want to do. Forced, she met a boy That he loved her But she didn't even want Nor in photography. As he invited her to Cinema España To see the movie Salon Kitty A luxurious Berlin brothel That the Nazis used as...

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Categories: hairs, angel,
Form: Free verse



All, Have Similar Ending
ALL, HAVE SIMILAR ENDING Old, white haired, teeth missing And what's left are not too good, Every part of the body hurts At one time or the other. So what do you do? Visit the doctor? No. Just take it to the Creator and the Redeemer. Who I know loves us, More than men ever could. He has all the answers, He counts the hairs on...

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Categories: hairs, age, betrayal, change, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Mouse Hairs By Moonlight
Out-built, humped, and beached, breached by moonlight, nothing comes out of an old barn unfound. Engine oil, the fungal fur of time warped wood. Weather-eaten iron coated by rusted smears. mouse hairs that rise upon old horse leather. The green metallic wine on tin cans a devolved acropolis of tractor parts put aside for a thousand nights to seek and hide. Gaskets strewn...

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Categories: hairs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Mouse Hairs By Moonlight
Out-built, humped, and beached, breached by moonlight, nothing comes out of an old barn unfound. Engine oil, the fungal fur of time warped wood. Weather-eaten iron coated by rusted smears. mouse hairs that rise upon old horse leather. The green metallic wine on tin cans a devolved acropolis of tractor parts put aside for a thousand nights to seek and hide. Gaskets strewn...

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Categories: hairs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member He Cut All My Hairs
Went for a hair cut at the local barber He must have misunderstood probably into the lager Not just one hair He cut EVERY hair So I called him a bozo as I made my departure...

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Categories: hairs, silly,
Form: Limerick
My Muse
My first love, a lovely girl then in her sixteen, Floated across the corn fields dancing with breeze, Wearing a short, flying frock with color of sea-green, While dropping her gloves to trick her mom — police. The scene grew in my heart, and I wrote my first piece. On a gloomy, warm afternoon, I saw through...

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Categories: hairs, beauty, humor, love,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member Splitting Hairs
Splitting Hairs David J Walker If you only knew How often I do just that Splitting hairs to enter Another dimension Leaving me both here And there, driving the streets Of abstract convention Where traffic lights are blue And the tomorrows are No longer new and are known For abstruse pretention Everyone seems to know my name When they think they see me in This other...

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Categories: hairs, analogy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Splitting Hairs
Splitting Hairs David J Walker If you only knew How often I do just that Splitting hairs to enter Another dimension Leaving me both here And there, driving the streets Of abstract convention Where traffic lights are blue And the tomorrows are No longer new and are known For abstruse pretention Everyone seems to know my name When they think they see me in This other...

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Categories: hairs, fantasy, imagery, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Love For Grey Hairs, Love For Early Death Or Long Life
My love for grey hairs will not be slaughtered I like the truth & more The right to fall over head heels in love. Following love in its lapses - I see enemies as threat. Stirring love in a loving drum Enemies stir it in havocs & death Some counts love for elders as early death I count love for grey hairs...

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Categories: hairs, 1st grade, horror,
Form: Free verse
Hairs To Cut Down
Hairs like Amazon to cut down Barbers all in shutdown No one knows in my town When to end this lock down?...

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Categories: hairs, change, character, crazy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Jesus Counts Hairs
The Good Book states that Jesus knows the number of hairs on your head, And I assume He also knows the color be it blonde, purple or red. I would also presume that His calculations are somewhat lessened over all, Considering those members of His flock who are as bald as a bowling ball! (Matthew 10:30 & Luke 12:7)...

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Categories: hairs, hair, humorous,
Form: Couplet

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