This is my grandson Isaac. His mother sculpted his hair into the style envogue these days. That inspired this little poetic ditty.

This poem is an End's Edge.
The Ends Edge was created by the poet Vroom. I was introduced to it by Gungalo. It consists of the first word of each line of the poem rhyming with the last word of the previous line. There is no requirement for line length or syllable count, but I chose for this poem to be limited to a short sequence of words per line. I imagine this format is most effective with shorter lines, as then the connection becomes most apparent, but feel free to experiment.
For this poem I chose to use rhyme, which adds difficulty. I also included a refrain of rhyming couplets for imact.
So, the rhyme scheme of this poem is:
abababa CC dedede CC, where the capital letter indicate the repeated refrain.

This photograph was taken by my daughter, Aisha, on her cell phone. Thanks to her for capturing it.

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