Comfort

COMFORT in those painful days, years past a male’s vanity, comes a change of ways – the youthful waistline expanded, heaving chest dumped, all shape in decline – he opts for comfort no matter an extra X give him belt-less sport, the college letter on sweatshirt, head and jacket the paunch unfettered shirt, pants, wrinkle free his shoes longer and wider comfort, don’t you see well, he’s right in line with today’s runaway youth and looking quite fine his wife, however, scanning the wreck with cold eyes has cried, “forever! till death us do part! the sight of you is lethal and that’s a good start!”