Facelift Poems - Poems about Facelift

The porch looks great She has had a complete face lift The old rickety rack stuff is gone New space opens up to a larger landscape I am enjoying my yard for the first time No railings, which always prevented my view. A costly job, but well worth it....

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Smile is best gift That we can give to the world It's the best facelift....

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*** Write me, tinker; I’m falling apart. Right me, thinker; patch up this heart. Stitch each seam with thread eternal; mend ragged edges, remnants infernal. Take what’s worthy, make it shine. Fairly, justly, restore what's mine. *** ...

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Ask questions kind as humour frames: Feel fickle face to sum odd fate, Use lavish finds to host good name; Note in this place a broken gate, Now is good time to change your luck; Yield the wise stroke that jokes now poke. Feed form that mimes how silly plucks, Art feels so broke in cause that yokes; Cheer dwindles here with forlorn...

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There was an old woman from Brighton Whose face the small children would frighten “Egad, why these wrinkles? My eyes lost their twinkles!” Her skin she used clothespins to tighten *April 11, 2018...

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