Short Hairstyles Poems

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


Premium Member Do the Do

Would you do the do
Hairstyles stick up just like glue
You’ll do the do well

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Form: Haiku


Premium Member 50's Hair, If You Dare

Crewcuts, flattops, pompadours
  Cowlicks, ducktails, side parts
  Clean cuts, Ivy Leagues, slick-backs

  Where have all these hairstyles gone
  No longer do the cute chicks fawn ...

To Dye Or Not To Dye...........That Is the Question!

It to took me many  years
to find someone I could trust ,
so many different hairstyles
colors black, blonde and rust,
but this time you surpassed yourself
that ash blondes just the job,
and to top it off
you cut the perfect bob.
© Jacque Lee  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Madame Executive Executor

Awake hair
hairstyles...
appropriate clothes
modeled...
Offered mouth,
painted...
hidden mistakes,
Clear Skin...
lively gestures,
rehearsed lines...
So she goes,
clearing paths,
she goes to the market...
Madame or courtesan...
Executive or executor...!?

Headgear

Ear muffs perch on little heads
In poof or sparkly style,
While furry pom poms bounce on hats
Engendering a smile.

Hoods with fuzzy fake-fur trim
Are pulled ‘round reddened faces
As well as ski or baseball caps,
Which stay in men’s good graces.

Winter headgear keeps us warm
But fashion counts, as well,
Until we step inside to find
Our hairstyles look like hell!
Form: Rhyme


What Is a Home

All my life I have wondered,
What is a home,
A place where you are protected,
A model house from a magazine,
A comfortable environment,
Where you can sit back,
Gaze at the stars,
Human conversation caring and delightful,
Relatives who live with you,
A wonderful blessing from God,
Fashions and hairstyles respected,
Just to be yourself within the parameters of logic,
Education progressive and reverent,
Where you have a door to your house that locks.

copyright Gwen Schutz

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