Short Hair Poems

Short Hair Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Hair by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Hair by length and keyword.


Hair Cut

be neat going walk a beat
shape up
do this stuff
 get it clean
look like  a mag drream
 for a buck
get a 
HAIR CUT


Premium Member A Bad Hair Day

What's the big deal? Once combed, all is right in the world again, am I right?




Date written: 10/28/2019
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Pirouetting

Angels wove her dresses
    pirouetting 'cross the moon

  Cherubs curled her tresses
    wound 'round a golden spoon
Form: Rhyme

Hair and Shampoo

some smell sweet
 to wash is a treat
make hair shine
you go wince and dine
and hair looks toot
its
HAIR AND
SHAMPOO

Premium Member Senryu - Hair

under hair dryer silver hair covered in foil ~ highlight of my day
Kim Rodrigues (c) 2017
Form: Senryu


Claire With the Fair Hair

You’ve got something on you’re tongue Claire
You don’t need bling cause you look fair
And one more thing do brush your hair
Form: Rhyme

Winter Hair

foretaste of summer
clinging to old memories
winter hair swaying




First in 1428 ANY NEW POEM Contest by Brian Strand
Form: Haiku

Hair Care

Hair Care

The hair care bottles in 
the shower stall can do 
breathtaking manoeuvrers, for example, 
rolls and loops.

Premium Member Making a Mockery

Less than flattering waistline
    mocks ever-thinning hairline

  Disappearing gray matter
    makes head look even fatter
Form: Couplet

Hair Loss

mabe am thinking
and blinking
and drinking 
to much
no longer do
i  have touch
am  still the boss
tho i have 
HAIR LOSS

Hair and Pins

if its long
no matter how strong
can get out controll
so be bold
pull it up  and cup
that s how to win
its
HAIR AND PINS

Hair and Shampoo

so it one of a kind
has a glow and shine
you clean it too
so much this cleaning will do
treat it fair
its
HAIR AND SHAMPOO

Premium Member Hair

I met a sixties hippie
his hair it was quite flippy
	I said he should cut it
	he told me to shut it
oh man, did he get lippy
Form: Limerick

Chest Hair

i love the way your chest hair smells
it makes me feel quite rude
it smells much better than old spice
and mothers home made food

Athletic S

Practice
Practice
Dumb within
A soldier’s haircut
Woman's skin
Driven children
Swollen tears
Bronze medallion
Wasted years

Premium Member I Thought I Saw One Hair Up There

  One perfect hair
  on a head quite bare
    may seem unorthodox

  Yet it surely was
  for Dr. Suess
    never a paradox
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tara McNeill

Tara McNiell - 
your heart will steal,
once the lady fair
fiddles as flames fly through the air, 
but it's only Tara's hair.
Form: Clerihew

Anything But Mine

Don't make me yawn
Just pick
One color
It doesn't much matter anyway
What color
You pick
Any will do, aside from the original
Form: Other

Earth and Heaven

Earth and Heaven comprise one life
Adjoining rooms Eternity occupy.
With no partition to speak of.
No interim suggesting we die.
Form: Rhyme

Cayugan Tears

My wheat ringlets 
join my grandmother's thick dark hair 
— incompatible 
to those who throw stones 
and call me "white Indian"
Form: Tanka

Hair Dryer

it has to be set
after being wet
so you must get
its your hair fine one nair
and go to the store
it be a good buyer
get  a
HAIR DRYER

Premium Member Curly's Twirly

Curly's twirly
  frizzy's dizzy
Straight ain't crazy
  wavy's straight

Hair can define
  personality
Even predict
  sexuality
Form: Rhyme

My Hair

On the top of
my head it sits
my very own what,
in it's natural form
waiting on my next
act of violence
upon it I will perform...
Form:

Lilies and Glenda's Hair

Lilies and Glenda’s hair
"Haiku"
By Angerry Feliciano

The breeze from the east
Make the lilies of valley
Wave like Glenda’s hair
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Carrot Top NOT FOR CONTEST

Carrot top played truth or dare
Soaked the pool with his hair
He was too ashamed
To lose the game
Instead he got chlorine in red hair
Form: Limerick

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