"Have you been cutting your own hair?" I shrink from barber's angry glare. For murder and rape I could be forgiven, But from this sin I can't be shriven: I've cut my own hair. A crime against all barberkind, It's seen as outright scabbery. Useless to hope he will not mind, He views it as sheer robbery That I've cut my own hair. It was getting in my way, So I hacked at it with scissors. Driven to distraction, I braved the wrath of haircut sellers, And dared to trim my own hair. I knew a day of reckoning Must inevitably come. I never met a barber yet Willing to keep mum About me cutting my own hair.
fact, opinion and poetry (not airy-fairy)
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
Wrath of the Barber
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