Grey Pride - Admitting in Rhyme to the Passage of Time
Silver's in style;
It's been for a while.
So show your profile,
And flash 'em a smile!
Dare to display
Your full crown of grey.
Just comb it your way.
Who cares what they say?
Don't deny it,
And don't fry it.
Modify it;
Maybe dye it.
Or let it be
With dignity,
And oversee
Your family tree!
Published by Linda Ann Nickerson - Featured Contributor in Lifestyle and Sports
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2 Comments
Post a CommentOh yes, I quit dying mine many years ago. Wonderful poem.
Mine is white and I just gave up on dying it. I agree, let it be!