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Dyeing Can Be Difficult

Submerged in the depths of my despair, I ponder: What shade to dye my hair? Red like April? Black like Cher? Yellow’d; to match my underwear? No that’s just silly. But then, Slick Willy, Adopted a salt and pepper shade. It got him elected! It got him laid! But I’ll eschew his precedent. I’ve no wish to be President… A festive blonde hue, I would try it If but I had some hair, to dye it. Of my once thick locks remains no follicle. Nor wisp, nor hank, nor strand, nor molecule. No colors can the stylist bring, Oh dyeing’s not an easy thing.

Copyright © Robert Macgregor | Year Posted 2021

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