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Had I not shaved my head My hair would grow wildly Directionless, as the wind blows On wintry days, battering trees Pushing branches to and fro Without symmetry or sympathy, I would look boyish from afar A little disconcerting, my face Framed with greying beard A little desperate to hold onto The passing years as my youth Recedes into male pattern baldness, (The genes don't lie), it would be An extension of my personality Unruly, childish, carefree, immature This is how I could express myself Had I not shaved my head Wanting to keep it all inside.
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Jun 23, 2019
Jun 23, 2019 at 10:04 AM UTC
Hair
Had I not shaved my head My hair would grow wildly Directionless, as the wind blows On wintry days, battering trees Pushing branches to and fro Without symmetry or sympathy, I would look boyish from afar A little disconcerting, my face Framed with greying beard A little desperate to hold onto The passing years as my youth Recedes into male pattern baldness, (The genes don't lie), it would be An extension of my personality Unruly, childish, carefree, immature This is how I could express myself Had I not shaved my head Wanting to keep it all inside.
nigdaw
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60/M/Essex, UK.
Jun 23, 2019
Jun 23, 2019 at 10:04 AM UTC
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