Short Crew Cut Poems
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Hay so brown,
groomed,
like
a sailor's crew cut,
still,
in
an autumn,
field!
Cynthia
Autumn Splendor
contest by Russell Sivey
written 1998 - Rt 301
Driving through Port Royal Virginia
Reviewing the clippings of his mountain climbs
like watching a flick solo for the umpteenth time
The longer he lingered, the tireder he grew
~ not much fun without the rest of the crew
Girls and boys
pick up your toys
Your playground
has been shut.
There’s a man out there
with greasy hair
hellish hankering
in his gut.
That’s what we thought
till Joey’s father was caught.
He was clean shaven
with neat crew cut.
©Kathryn McLoughlin Collins
July 15, 2012
whisper of a brush in a shy hand
smooth, no wrinkles, ageless
canvas dying
to be filled with primary colors
virgins
have not seen much
blur, dots, haze
blue-eyed babes
just see a mess
a good teacher
sees a masterpiece
in the crew cut
in the golden halo
in freckled face
in smooshing tuft
in Queen Anne’s Lace
9/22/2021
Fresh opened plastic,
unstretched elastic.
Crew cut, solid white.
Knee high, gray on white.
Wal-mart bag, home that night.
Days go by, what a sight.
Wash the socks from the box,
dry them now, match them up.
Not too long to realize
something's up.
I search and search,
then give up.
Crew cut solid white,
gray on white, knee high.
My head goes back,
out comes a sigh.