I Miss My Youth

Festivals stirring me along, wild nights in youth spent. 
Never a wish for none greater, but a few more moments lent. 

Twirling amongst the crowds of night, they only fear the day.
Bright eyed Gibson girls, ignore what others say. 

Stouts and porters make a good night, a one to last me ages.   
My hand that tried to hold on to them, have long since turned the pages. 

I pray those nights could find me here, so far away from youth. 
They would not know me if they saw, now I am so long in tooth.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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