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A poem about an experience I had when I was younger |
| Scarce to begin with, But growing, steadily growing. From soft patches to light, silky ribbon Growing… ……… Too much. Too far. But naturally, and fortunately, reparably A stranger, metallic clinks, warm water and shampoo Not back to the beginning, but only some, Retaining the majority of the fine thin silk Lengthening. Growing back. Incessantly, calmly, and coolly. An effigy, a role model, a mystical grandeur… But without length; with suavity and grace in an oval Clips, lots of them… yet… not quite the same Not the magical smooth contour But it can be improved Metallic clinks without the stranger Several feet above where the metal belongs Almost completely alone, trying to convince more accidental error Unsuccessful. Lopsided, barely better *Sigh* *Could this really be predicted? * To another stranger. Vain attempts to undo the sloppy, uneven outline Unsuccessfully. |