Forgotten Antique

Some might say I'm old-fashioned
Well that's just simply not true
I know nothing at all about fashion
But I'm old so what am I to do

I was born in the nineteen sixtys
A sun heated rock the microwave
Cable tv meant wearing the tin foil hat
And no I didn't live in a cave

My bathroom was called the out house
A place where deep thoughts begin
I know I sound like I'm ancient
But the Flinstones were not my kin

Some of you might think this funny
But such was the life for me
I'm not old just a forgotten antique
Or a piece of history
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Owens Avatar
February 11, 2010 at 7:06 PM
Very cute poem...enjoyed...Marty
Culverhouse Avatar
February 11, 2010 at 3:38 PM
I was born in the sixties too, we did not have an out house though, we did have the rabbit ear b/w tv.
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