Going Bald


The top of my head is looking quite bare,
I used to have a mane of thick dark hair,
Now people just stand and stare,
In days long since passed,
A million follicles I had amassed,
But as I got older, they didn’t last,
I remember when I used shampoo,
I’d wash my hair through and through,
Never had the chance to dye it blue,
Its not a nice thing going bald,
Losing your hair I am appalled,
Slaphead and other names I have been called,
I grew it long right down to my shoulder,
Kept my ears warm when the weather got colder,
Sadly all gone now that I’ve grown older,
So when you start to look like a monk,
And your hair falls out by the chunk,
Feels like your hair has completely shrunk,
I used to have more hair on my comb then on my head,
Wish I could have grown it into a dread,
I’d have it all colours, yellow, green and red,
I used to have lots of hair when I was tiny,
Cut short and felt quite spiny,
So here I am now with a naked dome all clean and shiny,
Mind you I don’t suffer with dandruff,
A quick was with soapy water that’s enough,
Then give it a polish and a buff!

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A poem about men losing their hair