The Lady and Her Famous Hats

The Lady and Her Famous Hats

There once was a lady, bold and grand,

With hats as wide as the ocean’s sand.

Feathers and ribbons, silk and lace,

A crown for every time and place.

A crimson brim for autumn’s breeze,

A violet tilt for summer ease.

A velvet cap when winter called,

And daisies bright when spring enthralled.

The people watched as she strolled by,

Her hats a rainbow to the eye.

Whispers followed, soft and low,

Which one will she wear tomorrow?

But the lady smiled, a secret kept,

For every hat a story slept.

And though her hats may steal the show,

It’s the lady’s charm that makes them glow.

Note please tell me do you wear a hat ? I do .