Short Shaving Poems

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Untitled #323 / "why Did You Stop Shaving?", Pt. Ii

“Why did you stop shaving, Jesse?”
It is my attempt to project a façade
of masculinity in the face of rejection
by the opposite sex


Premium Member shaving mug

mugs for shaving cant you see

tea and coffee not for me

each morning light

whiskers take flight

fine use of time you agree.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Strange Remedy

Last night I consumed too much grog
This morning awoke in a fog
and though I'm unsure
of the bartender's cure
I'm shaving the hair off my dog

2.26.11
© Joe Inka  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Just Thought of This - Just Now

    ~ I Just Thought of This - Just Now!* ~
   

    Palaver rhymes with cadaver ~

     Compare, these days, to shaving lather




   *Yep. It shows.
Form: Couplet

Paper Cut

I stole a look from across the bar
she smiled back knowing I was not far,
but when it came time to move
I should have thought to remove...
toilet paper from my shaving scar!
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member The Poet's Five O'Clock Shadow

A poet once went without shaving About his beard no one was raving They all screamed, “Fecal stuff, from Cooties in the buff!” Went after him with razors waving!
Form: Limerick

Arty Stuff No 9

Arty stuff No 9

An impressionist called Vincent van Gogh
Developed a bit of a cough,
Whilst shaving one morning
He coughed without warning
And THAT'S how he cut his ear off!!
© Tim Riding  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Groggy and Dazed

Woke up this morning groggy and dazed Must have slept well, my eyes were all glazed Walked into a wall Then peed in the hall Cut myself shaving, bled freely from my face
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Groggy and Dazed

Woke up this morning groggy and dazed Must have slept well, my eyes were all glazed Walked into a wall Then peed in the hall Cut myself shaving, bled profusely from my face
Form: Limerick

Off the Port Bow

Shaving your
Scales mermaid, 
And against
your will. 

Beautiful sea 
Creature, a siren
Entrancing the
Loneliest of 
Seamen. 

I bless the 
Sea Captain, 
The Admiral
Inside you. 

To your rescue.

Facing Myself

I am looking at myself 
Every day
When I shave
In the mirror
Why shave every day
When you can get away
With less
Women also should start shaving
Everyone needs to look at themselves
At least sometimes
Shave a little more
at your own risk
Form:

Premium Member Hairy Mary

There was once a sweet gal named Mary
  Whose face and legs were kind of hairy
            She shaved once a week
        One day she nicked her cheek
Had to get shaving advice from Larry





















4-11-17
Alexis Y.
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Myth of Hair Loss in men

It is a Myth I tell you.
Men don't lose their hair,
It just graduates from here to there.  

I swear,
If I live long enough,
And decide to take my shoes off,
I will find some there,
And have to start shaving my feet,
Which will be quite a feat.
Form: Burlesque

The Myth of Hair Loss in Men

It is a myth I tell you.

Men don't lose their hair,
It just gravitates from here,
  to there.

I swear if I live long enough,
And decide to take my shoes off,
I will find some there,
And have to start shaving my feet,
Which would be quite a feat.
Form: Burlesque

Slogan Started To Use

did declare a truce
a slogan started to use
must try to amuse

we started shaving
into them started caving
have been behaving

are apprehensive
expensive and sensitive
being extensive

when we reached an end
many people would offend
to jail them will send
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Impromptu

i've given
my give
i've begun
my begin

not even
shouting
at my image
mirrored before

me for surely
it's not me or
wasn't what
was me before

for now after
shaving finding
beneath years
of beard growth

the face of
a baby a
baby's 
wrinkly

bottom
Form:

God Started Shaving

God Started Shaving

Off my sins God started shaving
Me from them was always saving
From each one he would release
Efforts to help others did increase
At God each morning will be waving.

Jim Horn


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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Knifes Edge

blunt open razor 
       shaving atoms off my face 
           pimples are irksome 
          i’ve had a terrible day
    as cogs appear through my jaw
       

This or That, Vol 3 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Edward Ibeh | 
knifes edge prompt 
Syllable counter ps 5/7/5/7/7
Form: Tanka

Toast and Toilet Bowls

My passion is love,
anger, sorrow and hate.
I accept my mission.
I will be on this journey till it ends or it ends me.
I will abuse all of my senses to the fullest degree.
I will raise every bar to the bottom of every glass.
I'll keep shaving my face and wiping the ...... off my ass.
© Joe Fisher  Create an image from this poem.

Red Ink

It’s an epidemic really, 

Putting a price on the putty we all need 

Now it’s all porcelain. 

But porcelain can’t make porcelain

You were once pudgy just like me, 

I watch as you scoff at the familiarities,

 Meanwhile an eraser is shaving down the final pigment of your palace.

Premium Member LIFE GOES ON-

Subliminally I come before you; I am bruised, covered in circumstances; Through this life I am used; Fashioned and shaving like a wooden dowel; There is slow coming back from this; People from the glass bottoms on trial; Refusing their denials;
12/5/25 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2025
Form: Rhyme

A Very Good Year

She was sixteen and he was between
Shaving or just letting them grow
She was so coy and he was a boy
Convinced that he must love her so

He tried it all that Summer and Fall
And he even shed her a tear
She weakened one night 'neath pale moonlight -
Sixteen was a very good year

10-4-18
For contest Rhyme Battle XI for Juli-Michelle
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Shaving Minutes

In sync with your cadence
Your heart pounds
Your blood as hot as your rubber
Every molecule so engorged 
Sweat alone separates you from your chrome
While you peel off a spoke fine line
Through rush hour traffic
Tearing a strip off of death

High
On a deadline


04/07/2019

Your Amphetamine Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Anthony Slausin

Premium Member Deodorant & Shaving Cream

My mind has been completely somewhere else these days.
The following is an example of what I mean.
I just went to spray my deodorant on
and now I'm all covered with shaving cream.

Inspired by Carolyn's little episode, which like mine sadly, is a true story.

A "Brush" with Horror

http://www.poetrysoup.com/poems_poets/poem_detail.aspx?ID=184310
Form: Rhyme

Baldness For Beginners

What do you do if you lose a leg
Put on an artificial one instead
And if your eye sight needs improving
Glasses are the thing to get them moving

But alas if your hair is what’s missing
Wearing a toupee will get you some ribbing
So there seems no hope for a nude nut living
Except shaving it all without apologies or forgiving.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

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