Barber Shop Poem by nimal dunuhinga

Barber Shop

Rating: 5.0


'Buena-Dies and Habla Espanol? ' She greeted me.
'Pokito' I said.
She brought a brochure and asked me to show the style I want.
'A short cut Madam and not to worry as I am not an actor.
If possible cut my neck too.' I said as a joke.
Later on I saw the parking lot through the glass window and some police cars with flickering lights.
'Hey! You are arrested and they offered me the hand-cuffs.'
Definitely she has called nine one one as she was scared of my joke seriously.
On the way to the Police station one of the officers inquired; 'Do you have to tell something.'
'Yes, I realized now this annoying life isn't belongs to me.'

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shashendra Amalshan 31 May 2009

that's one interesting nice, humorous, witty verse indeed...liked it very much..thanks hey do you come to SL now..... regards enjoy the peace..

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Alison Cassidy 23 May 2009

This one is too amazing to be fiction! What an incredibly funny tale and you deliver it with such panache, Nimal. I love your sense of the ridiculous. Your are indeed a poetic clown. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Sandra Fowler 19 May 2009

You make your point with wit and wisdom. Brilliant, Nimal. Warm regards, Sandra

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kalubovila East, Sri Lanka
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