Hats

Cherry

By Ewan

Wed, 20 Dec 2023
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13 comments
 

                         

Certificate U
Poem
Not Good Enough
Surreal

Comments

Submitted by Turlough on

A masterpiece in terms of both literature and graphic design.

I take my hat off to you.

Turlough

Submitted by Insertponceyfre... on

I wonder where all the hats went? Everyone wore them until about halfway through the seventies - then they vanished! Really enjoyed this little poem. Is that a homberg? (sp)

 

Submitted by Ewan on

 went to Spain, all the old men (my age now, I suppose) still wore their hats every day. Mostly homburgs or fedoras [They are the only hats, as far as I'm concerned], they wore them with panache, whether they were in an old suit or a bedraggled pair of jeans and the top half of their combinations showing.

I often wonder about one particular guy I used to see, walking 7 or 8 km to town from his tiny finca en el campo.

I think it's supposed to be a homburg, but it doesn't look quite right.

Thanks for reading.
E x

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Submitted by Mark Say on

It adds a certain style to one's demeanor. 

And a nice poem Ewan.

 

Submitted by Ewan on

 I'm still looking for my perfect fedora.
I did hate wearing my beret and twat hat(peaked cap) for the 23 years I was in the R.A.F. though. :-D

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Submitted by lenchenelf on

Wonderful. My youngest has a felt version banded with ribbon, his official much loved Adventuring Hat.

Clever and enoyed.

best to you

Lx

 

 

Submitted by Ewan on

 AND the fellow in The Adventuring Hat. I hope his adventures are more Andersen than Grimm.

Tks,as always, for reading.

E x

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Submitted by Rhymes And Reasons on

'Great verbage and an interesting typography.' Good Job Old Boy! smiley

 

Submitted by catherine poarch on

Really clever how you managed to put it in as a picture. It makes me think of Fred Astaire, who was very good at doffing and was equally charming and nifty. yes

 

Submitted by D G Moody on

Yes, something was lost when men eschewed hats; I liked this poem, it reminded me to find more of mine.

Dougie Moody

Submitted by Nolan on

In the old days women were expected to wear hats in church. It is according to scripture, in Peter's letters I think. My high school sweetheart always wore a hat in church but it was Ok because she smiled a lot.

Interesting topic must say! Nolan &

 

Submitted by Tom Brown on

What is that guys name? ... you can leave your hat on ... Tom Brown

 

Submitted by Nolan on

Joe Cocker &