Hey Hi, Fair Dame
Can you sing for me?
Yes Sir, Yes Mam
From where do you come?
A choir for the office
dancing to tunes
A distracted family
will need a Rap soon
Hey Hi, Fair Dame
Can you pose for me?
Yes Sir, Yes Mam
From where do you come?
I dress sharp for work
then a party tonight
casuals on weekends
make me feel light
Hey Hi, Fair Dame
Can you look at me?
Yes Sir, Yes Mam
From where do you come?
a hand in the kitchen
an eye on the phone
fingers on keyboards
a goddess less than none
Hey Hi, Fair Dame
Can you think now?
Yes Sir, Yes Mam
Please tell me how
a mask for the office
a face for the home
a mind ticking away
but it bothers some…
Source of inspiration
Creative Experiments and More 
Ah, the masks we wear. One for every occasion. Well said!
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Thank you, Beverly!
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Excellent, Reena. There are really many more faces and how the mind changes its tune is really intriguing.
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Thanks 🙂
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I like your use of the childhood rhyme, and the idea of the layers of image that we present to the world.
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Thank you, Sarah!
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Clever, for sure. I love the variations on the verse, the art that inspired this writing and, of course the underlying lessons. This seems like something most of us know by experience.
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Thank you so much, Victoria!
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Very nice song. I liked the refrain.
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Thank you, Frank!
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Fascinating display of the many faces we wear (I think) — brings to mind the 4-faced Brahma.
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There are many more. One should be aware which face is speaking.
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Clever alternating the old language lyrics with the new.
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Thank you, Judy!
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