Hair floats down like snow
Im a tree losing my leaves
Hibernation time
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I appear to be losing hair. I brush and loads of it flits down to the ground. I run my fingers through it and a handful is caught in my fingers. Distressing! Having once lost my hair to chemotherapy, I feel that once was enough. I think the stress of my dad’s death has caught up with me.
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Senryu: similar to Haiku in form but while Haiku has themes related to nature the Senryu highlights feelings and relationships
I am sad you are losing your hair but your haiku is well-written. Are you on any medication? I took Keppra for Epilepsy I lost enough hair to form my very own life-sized chewbacca. Since I’ve gotten off the medicine and went gluten free my hair is coming back (well I suppose it is mostly back since it has been a few years) but I admit I still check it a lot
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Yes I take loads and I never fully recovered from chemo. I am on chronic chemo for a disease I have, but low dose and no changes to the dose for quite some time. I am trying zinc, as zinc deficiency causes hair loss and increased infections and I have had three significant illnesses this month. Hoping zinc will help some! Else I will just shave it all off and show off my beautiful noggin–it is very well formed LOL.
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I am glad to hear yours is well-formed because I have flat head and a suspicion that my angular features would result in a very strange appearance indeed lol I hope the zinc does work =)
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When I was bald as a nut from chemo friends would make me take off my hats and wigs to admire my skull. LOL I guess it is a good ‘un! I like angular skulls they are very interesting. I have a peanut head and I think I look terrible without hair, Im just not lumpy, hahahaha
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Maybe we should collect all of our hair and sell it…for wigs, rugs, and other things third world countries do with hair.
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Ill just route through the trash and laundry fluff….LOL. Seriously, I thought of selling or giving away my loads of hair before chemo. I had scads of it, the darn stuff was a procession before me and after. I hated it back then but now I miss it. Isnt the grass always greener? Thank God that I had so much hair to lose or I would be bald! Now I look “normal” but feel weird. Although recently my new normal has NOT been normal and something is wrong…stress or recent illness can do it, so I hope it is temporary. At least it is still fluffy so I can fudge it when it is dry 🙂
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You are seriously good at Haiku!
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Thank you I am in good company. 🙂 I used to be terrified of them but now they are my favorites. Life in 17 syllables! Short but sweet and powerful.
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