Bald patches of earth bore olive green hair of silken <br />grass, <br />which swayed frivolously with swift currents of winter <br />breeze. <br />snow white rabbits had a furry shock of hard hair, <br />galloped at electric pace through winding lanes of the <br />valley. <br />lethal alligators were adorned with a bush of needle <br />like hair, <br />glided with languid energy through deep waters of the <br />jungle river. <br />the maple trees possessed wild hair projecting from <br />their roots, <br />gave birth to a cluster of sweet fruit tumbling down <br />with sporadic outbursts <br />of wind. <br />pure bed sheets of silk had a plethora of feeble hair, <br />ready to get brutally crushed at instantaneous contacts <br />of bulky flesh. <br />the disheveled body of chameleon had sprouts of razor <br />edged hair, <br />tickled masses of insects, bare walls of brick as it <br />clambered up with <br />difficulty. <br />long handle of broomstick had infinite hair of cheap <br />cane, <br />scraped trapped molecules of dust and loiter from <br />remote corners of kitchen <br />walls. <br />the sparkling surface of ocean had ravishing hair of <br />salt, <br />struck colossal portions of jagged rock with <br />unparalled intensity of a wild <br />tiger. <br />a bundle of crisp currency note had concealed hair of <br />ecstasy, <br />had the tumultuous power to purchase all animate <br />objects on mother earth. <br />all humans born had fragile bunches of hair emanating <br />from their scalp, <br />the same grew into islands inhabited by deceit and <br />lechery, <br />as advancing years crept, vanquishing immaculate hair <br />of childhood, <br />into traces of everlasting oblivion.<br /><br />Nikhil Parekh<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/hair-34/
