Years Swiftly Flew By
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Created by Connie Marcum Wong, consisting of at least four three-line stanzas. Each line has no set meter or syllable count. The last word in each stanza rhymes with the following stanza, then you need to change your rhyming word again in the third stanza and so on. 
The last ten years swiftly flew by;
everyone seems so much older,
I barely recognize faces.
And over time, I've realized;
loyalties and friendships form
on a temporary basis.
Old age, indeed, levies a toll;
my health deteriorated,
and I sometimes feel all alone.
I have trouble falling asleep;
for my back is in constant pain,
and what's causing it is unknown.
I'm bald; there is no hair to comb,
and dentures have replaced my teeth;
my legs ache, and I use a cane.
I've found no upside to aging;
technology screws with my mind,
and it does no good to complain.
Copyright © Emile Pinet | Year Posted 2022
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