A sonnet.
A man with long and rotting beard, to rouse
from slumber idle hands, loudly announced
his presence. “Trim this ghastly beard! With vows
upheld, my woman will stay as pronounced.”
With drowsy scornful eyes, they reached for knives
and combs and scissors. Groaning in dismay
as they prepared to work, they pitied wives.
Perhaps with this, his spouse would not betray
but cherish him instead. But difficult
was task at hand, and labor though they might,
took seven days and nights to see results.
The man, asleep, remained an ugly sight.
They gave the man a plant from ocean’s floor,
to cleanse the blue and crimson stains of gore.
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