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Bad Manicure

No I don't like long nails 
And yes my relationships end soon
But it hurts because I care about my relationships more than my nails
The nailpolish doesn't stay on usually 
And my acts of love aren't compromised
But the only stain that gets deeper into my heart is of heartache
I bite my nails often 
And trust my

Categories: manicure, metaphor,
Form: Free verse

Man, O Man, O Manicure

   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

Categories: manicure, hair, nostalgia, river,
Form: Rhyme

Young Daughter

young daughter
giving mom pedicure
~  chores can wait

Categories: manicure, garden, mother daughter,
Form: Senryu

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Manicure

First off let's make it clear I ain't funny
And I don't start conversations out with bonjour
But there comes a time in every mans life
Where he needs a good Man-icure

When you hit the age of me on the same feet
It's time to give the old dogs a break
Empty out your calendar this will take all day

Categories: manicure, funny, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Little Girl Manicure

Little Girl Manicure

Pink enamel
bitten to
remnants of lacquer
not quite chipped
away.

Kathryn McL. Collins
September 29, 2013

Categories: manicure, girl,
Form: Free verse