60 Age Poems

These 60 Age poems are examples of Age poems about 60. These are the best examples of Age 60 poems written by international poets.

“By the time you’re 80 years old you’ve learned everything. You only have to remember it.” - George Burns

I watched them
As they watched me
Silently, stunned

© Regina Mcintosh  

Stage Fright
This has been a long Sunday it started off with two toasts with cheese and the glucose rose to stratospheric, insulin is needed where

© Jan Hansen  

Long retired now; but the 
clock yet plays a paramount
roll, when it comes to daily
activities -- still not my 
own boss: Doctor's have
schedules, fiber intake

© Joe Dimino  

What shall I tell you about…books piled high, watery eyes, a day burned up, my birthday coming up. Shall I tell you, I have one

© Kim Rodrigues  

I'm still confused about growing up.
What, when, why, and how
Are we talking about maturity?
Naturally, it starts with a womb. I mean, growing up.
You should understand

© Aswitha Panneerselvam  

At 20 I never thought I’d have to work as hard
as I am at 60.
At 40 I never thought I wouldn’t want to.
Today I’m having

© James Moore  

Morning song

it is six in the morning
I get down and move the car from
the place reserved for vans.
This the best of times cooling before the

© Jan Hansen  

Beware The Ides of March 2023
 
Ides simply referred to first new moon, 
which usually fell between 
the thirteenth and fifteenth day
of a given month.

The

© Matthew Harris  

If we delay pushing back,
Telling others it is wrong to do that,
Putting on a hard hat,
Leaving a one bedroom flat,
Giving bodies less fat,
Chasing the money

© David Smith  

(I wrote this poem when I turned 60…already somewhat old and gray
and now that I’m am 70…it’s still appropriate today.

I’ve lived through another decade with

© Jim Yerman  

Don't talk to me, 
Never will I hear 
For deaf was I, 
No melody, no extortion
Shall my old ears entertain,
So don't talk to me now.

Don't

© Yedar Yedar  

Excited puppy; she’s no pup,
And yet she runs in circles ‘round. 
I know she’s younger in dog years, 
But her time comes, not long from

© Jeff Kyser  

Flyover of no return
David J Walker

I remember
Approaching 40

Going 60 miles per hour
Reaching for the marker 

That might curtail the power
And avail a slower pace 

A

© David Walker  

Young Again***

The true story tells of a boy
Whose near-death experience
Took him on a tour of heaven.
The movie trailer shows the boy
Unable to recognize a photo

© Sally Eslinger  

At an approximate distance of 2 benches, you stood there, every day explaining how two negatives makes a positive. I remember, that day, ages ago,

© Manya Saxena