all my friends,
few that they are,
same question they ask...
"why'd you cut your hair...
it was almost there?
longggg ponytail.
old hippie.
that was a tale.
well, people,
gotta' say...
it's summerTime.
it's hot.
danglin', stranglin',
wranglin' it's way into my thoughts.
wadn't sumpin' i needed to feel.
not hair, not fair.
got enuff' things to deal.
too easy to cut,
outta' my way.
once it's cut,
what can i say?
"EZZZZ"..."BreeeeeZZE",
"cOOOL" & "cALM".
now the hairs gone.
who really cares.
got 'enuff on my mind.
let the hair be one i gotta' find?
nawwwh.
nice & cool!
cOOL & bREEZZZZZEEE.
sides,
Still got the Beard.
ain't that Hot.
guess i'm weird.
The deep-dive literary meditations presented as stories, poems, and essays in The American Poet Who Went Home Again, A Mosaic of My Soul at Work, have captivated and inspired readers ever since its first paperback publication in 2008.