Through the Ages
The time of youth will one day fade
Wrinkles then come with gray hairs too
You now have a different point of view
As the stranger in the mirror looks back at you
When your tomorrows are less than your yesterdays
And cherished memories slip away
It is then that you realize
Just how much time flies
When those joints start to ache
And those teeth begin to shake
You'll be getting dentures soon
From diminished vision you're not immune
Embrace your seniority, be proud and bold
Don't throw in the cards yet, never fold
Half of your story has never been told
You're not done yet, you're just getting old
Copyright © Joseph May | Year Posted 2013
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