IN TRIM
Trimming a mustache makes
the several parts and sides
appear likely to seem small.
After several cuttings are
accomplished by fingers as
adroit as three skylights
and four fatigued operas,
some new articulation must
be in abrupt evidence.
Hair that is anywhere
thus may consider
its own angularities.

That was good Bruce! ~Scott

A young man had a rather long nose
That pointed toward his toes
The moustache he grew
Was to catch the dew
Which at leisure, he would later dispose

Dear **Scott** & Dear **Steve**: Hairy messes
arrive when ~Dour Brucie~ digresses.
We really might wonder
why here or Down Under
scant Kangaroo Courtin' confesses.

An interesting poem... and I wonderd if you had ever had a moustache Bruce??

Dear **Gilly**: I guess I possessed
one m[o]ustache -- a ~jest in the West.~
I long have been lippy
yet never a hippie
who gave every world 'far-out rest.'

I think that means just the eyebrows Gilly