The Shaving Game Poem by John Carter Brown

The Shaving Game



I truly hate the shaving game
the cuts the nicks and scratches,
the smarting cheeks the razor scrapes
the stick-on paper patches;

the slimy foam on lathered chin
the squeezed and tortured faces,
the plucking of the razor blade
in all the awkward places;

This daily ritual designed
to make a man look 'smart'
is quite anathama to me
and loathed with all my heart.

Yes, I truly hate the shaving game
a thing so dread and feared,
that I've resolved to shave no more
and grow myself a beard.

(Written March 2017)

Monday, January 28, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: humour
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Adenekan Samson 28 January 2019

Interesting...

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