Little Black Hat by Jim VaughnLittle Black Hat
A scholarly man, practically fair, sought divinity in the matter of his hair.
The little black cap upon his head wasnt enough is what his friends said
Its a ritual, a symbol of sorts, I wear it to show my god I stand in his court
Is there a god they all seemed to ask, and if so what duties come with this task
Thoughtfully contemplating what he would say, finally he answered in this way
Love your neighbor, love yourself, find the center of your spiritual self
God is not cruel, nor is he mean, his son was sacrificed for all these things
What he wants is not your praise, he wants for peace on earth everyday
But in the matter of my hair I guess he decided my head is better off bare
J.Vaughn
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