so, I got a horrendous haircut,
seemed like a great idea
in a spontaneous moment,
no worries, nothing to fear.
just a trim, i said,
an inch off the bottom,
four inches later
and my vision long forgotten.
i looked at myself in the mirror,
and it wasn't really me in there,
more like a choir boy who's nan,
gave him a bowl cut for hair.
i thought for a moment,
it would look ok when dried,
some pruning ritual later,
and no matter how hard i tried.
i
hated
it.
i thought about the price,
how much must i pay
for this monstrosity
anything above nothing was not ok.
i'd gone to this salon,
to avoid an extortionate rate,
the 'hairdresser' taps the machine,
"forty" she says, for something i hate.
so moral of the story,
i look like an aspiring monk,
with no cash to my name,
till the end of this brand new month.
one day it will be funny,
but right now want to i go,
get out of here and hide,
till these follicles regrow.
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