Sandy went looking through magazines
For a glamorous new style for her mane.
She found one or two
crazy cuts to eschew.
She was so tired of feeling Plain Jane.
***
She could have taken a page from Dear Lizzi,
Not carrot, or auburn, or brick.
She went all bright cherry
cuz she tends to be daring,
due to a bit of fun-loving Old Nick!
***
Once jet black, feral and unruly,
Lydia’s hair was now long and grey.
It grew back after chemo
straight, grey and quite primo
It’s the best thing she got from C- A.
***
WJ’s hair stayed silky and long
like the heart of her core that beat wild.
She let it fly with the air,
Like she hadn’t a care
In her heart she was Zephyr’s love child.
***
Mike unconstrained, shaved his head.
Patterned baldness frustrated attempts
for exuberant locks-
Now he’d be the Grey Fox,
changed from youth when he’d been so unkempt.
***
Then there was poor little Skip
who awoke just wanting a trim
He said to the groomer
“I will be in ill-humor
If too much comes off, I’ll be grim!”
***
Uh, yeah, Skip is pretty grim.
Love it, every verse! And poor little Skip, he will probably be up all night plotting against you for this heinous crime! This WJ girl, you’ve got her nailed, sounds like she frequents the same salon as Lydia! 🙂
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that photo of skips was back in May some time and he has grown out some since then … that photo was like if yoda and the flying nun had a love child!
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I recognised a few barnets in there, in this your new poem of hair 😀 Awesomely fun and so lovely – well done.
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That would be You, RED!
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This poem made me smile … great fun!
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woohoo! Yeah!
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😀
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Sufferers are not averse to showing their lack of locks these days, which can help morale of others.
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Definitely!
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That is such a cute puppy!
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That was a hair cut in early summer when he had been skunked and run through some burr bushes… It was a desperate shave !
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But he is very thankful for your compliment! 🙂
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Loved each and every word you wrote here. Wish all Chemo patients were as lucky as Lydia.
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Yeah, the hair regrowth is often very different from what you were born with so if it was unruly…
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DId Sandy dye her hair red? I want to see that! And yours was once black and unruly, huh?
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oh wow! I didnt read it that way!!!! My friend sandy at work! ANd Lizzi went cherri red!!!!! Yeah I was a frizz head. in a big way!!!! Chemo does wonders for your hair but I wouldnt recommend it!
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This is adorable! I’d say you’re keeping the angst at bay quite well. I need to try that.
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Thank you! It was fun to write as I know all the subjects!
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That was a fun read! Thanks for linking up Zoe. I’ve been thinking about dyeing my hair, but I’m not sure of what color.
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I stopped dying mine but sometimes I think it would be fun to do it again.
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Cute limmericky poems! 🙂
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Thanks Cindy… Ive been aiming a bit for cutesey so thats cool!
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Ah this was so much fun! Poor skip. I suppose we’ve all had bad hair days…
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That was an old photo and he is not quite as bald… I think he looks like the love child of Yoda and the flying nun in that photo! Those ears!
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He’s such a cutie though…and his ears are, expressive 😀
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I was glad I dodged the chemo bullet, because I was afraid my hair would come back even worse than it already is.
Poor Skip. He has no choice on matters of hairstyle.
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My bouts with it just made my hair kind of spotty and thin but when it grew after that it was totally manageable all of a sudden! WHo knew!?
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Delightful! Brought a smile to my face. 🙂
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