TRYING ANYTHING ONCE (THE SEQUEL)

They say a poet at least should try
  every form beneath the sky
  not doing so retards his growth
  like its breaking poet's oath

So Japanese I guess I'll try
  "look it up" so that I
  won't come out as a total fool
  this form is just another tool

Haiku was there and something new
  a form that is called"Senryu"
  both governed more by length than flow            *no limit on title
  time to begin ,so here I go
                                  Title(for both poems)
EPIC TALE OF HAIR LOSS, SUBSEQUENT REALIZATION OF OWN MORTALITY FOLLOWED BY CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM
                                           (as translated by Kia Toyota)

haiku
  Where has my hair gone?
  guess this means my death is near
  I hope not too soon

senryu
  hair
     today
        gone
tomorrow

Whew!, now that was really tough
  title alone was quite enough
  to make my head ache half a day
  not too sure I like this way

Tense concentration made me sick
  took great effort to make verse click
  too limited amount of words to pick
  think I'll stay with my 'Classic"