The first bird (bard?) of the morn
I peeped into the salon.
Are you ready mate? I queried.
His eyes were ashes of night
and I doubted his mood.
I should be, he said
your hair is my livelihood.
Make it short I said
top bottom and the sides
and his scissors was Beethoven
soothingly rising and falling
making the sweetest sound
celebrating martyrdom of my hairs
resignedly falling on the ground.
But too soon it was over
and he held the mirror.
Wouldn't a little shorter be fine?
Nope, he smiled
considering your hairline
further recession would be a disaster.
I paid him buying his logic
and like a symphony
skimmed the air merrily.
Aug 25, 2017
Aug 25, 2017 at 11:42 AM UTC
The first bird (bard?) of the morn
I peeped into the salon.
Are you ready mate? I queried.
His eyes were ashes of night
and I doubted his mood.
I should be, he said
your hair is my livelihood.
Make it short I said
top bottom and the sides
and his scissors was Beethoven
soothingly rising and falling
making the sweetest sound
celebrating martyrdom of my hairs
resignedly falling on the ground.
But too soon it was over
and he held the mirror.
Wouldn't a little shorter be fine?
Nope, he smiled
considering your hairline
further recession would be a disaster.
I paid him buying his logic
and like a symphony
skimmed the air merrily.
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