Short Hairdressers Poems
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The cleaners are closed
The barber shop too
Pandemic madness
For many, quite a few.
Hairdressers slam shut
You cannot buy wood glue
Schools not open
Because of the dhrammed flu.
Past original lethal practice
today modernly assumed
and legalized
as hairdressers, Delilah
still Cuts the hair of
her lover Samson...!
Girls always shopping for a new dress,
Painting their nails to look their best,
In front of the mirror putting make-up on,
At the hairdressers getting it done,
I think they all need a good rest.
in the seventies we all wanted to look like Farrah Fawcett of course
She was a gorgeous blonde actress, her smile was a heavenly force.
We ran to the hairdressers to get the Farrah Fawcett cut.
None of us looked like her, so the cut was kind of a bust.
I spied eighteen ‘yeti’s in line
One even looked like Frankenstein
Since lockdown’s been lifted
For haircuts they’d drifted
The barber’s skills made them look fine
Slight tongue in cheek observation after our barbers and hairdressers have been allowed to open
06 08/20
each one
a diamond in a jeweler's box
a planet unto itself
the seahorse planet
the clown fish kingdom
the eels hideaway
the deep
features a godiva
box of chocolates
it was
hilarious the way
they go on invisible highways
a community of barbers
doctors, hairdressers, cops
and children at play