MY HAIR

I was sitting on the bus and felt a ping
at my head
and realized a little girl was trying to steal my hair.

I turned around and saw these
fingers
hanging in the air.

I knew she wouldn't confess
but I didn't think
she would try
again.

She did.

So I turned around to offer the criminal a piece
of myself.
She just stared,
her fingers
hanging in the air.


"MY HAIR" and other poems by Penya Sandor appear at 15 Credibility Street




Penya Sandor

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