Eighty One Poems - Poems about Eighty One

I have something to say Today is Milton Hankins's Birthday, We wish Milt a day of joy As we congratulate our Birthday Boy Milt has reached the age of 81, Many hearts, he must have won With a flourish of his pen He can recapture his youth again He is a poet extraordinaire, He writes with knowledge and with flair, He makes some poetry seem...

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Use no hands. Get lost....

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At Eighty-One I Smile Written: by Miracle Man 1-20-2020 The thing I’ve most liked about being retired, no longer in debilitating stress am I mired. Obsolete is the day planner and schedules to keep, Though retiring at 56 some considered a leap. There were several offers made inducing me to stay, But I had my heart set, much to others dismay. I allowed no...

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POEMS AT EIGHTY-ONE By Leonard Kleeman I started writing poems at the age of eighty-one. I did it because I enjoyed it and it was lots of fun. I thought of getting published but I pushed that all aside, I read so many poems that I knew I couldn't abide. I admire those who write and do it big time...

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choose my life choose my path choose the path which i will walk choose my family and all of my friends show me myself while laying old sick and gray let my last eighty-one seconds, be eighty-one seconds i may remember through night and day....

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