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Life Old Poems

These Life Old poems are examples of Old poems about Life. These are the best examples of Old Life poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Chirps on a Wire
Growing old
things loved and cherished come and go
phone calls- text messages thinning 
tossed aside in a world of folly and frost-
 Growing old 
in a...

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Categories: loss, old,



Premium Member In a sweet silence, I sit beside the elderly who have known time as an old friend
In a sweet silence, I sit beside the elderly who have known time as an old friend,
And I feel how their presence is like an...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: old, fantasy,

Premium Member Getting old and grey
It seems that I am getting old and grey,
my body's also slowing down its pace.
But, I've still much to do, and much to say.

It seems...

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Categories: age, old,

Premium Member I understood your silence, the weight you carried in your soul like an old and relentless burden
I understood your silence, the weight you carried in your soul like an old and relentless burden,
The battles you fought behind closed doors, like storms...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: old, fantasy,

Bubble burst
If you want
To go out
Have a drink
Shake a leg

Take a bet
Take a chance
Win or lose
Have a dance

I don't really care

I don't care
All that much
Come and...

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Categories: old, depression, drink, drug,



Premium Member The Old Man
He walks the dark alley's, unforeseen roaming 
His life finds worthless circumstances to nature existence 
Belly rumbles hunger, need a dying sleepless thirst 
Once on...

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Categories: old, character, deep, emotions, endurance,

Premium Member Old Rock Stone

The old Rock Stone rests in the dirt
It renews life when it's collected

Heidi Sands

6/14/25...

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Categories: old, change, life, nature,

Premium Member Time Etched in Flesh
The rustling of leaves interplays with the ocean breeze,
as traces of moonlight escape through blackout curtains hanging from steel rods.
Bolts of illumination highlight stacks of...

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© Sara Jama  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: angst, gothic, imagery, old,

Premium Member Growing old and decrepit
We cannot fight old age –  So, when I get there…  I’ll just embrace it with a big dollop of humour!!  Quote...

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Categories: old, body, life,

Premium Member My Decrepit Deserted Home
"Though old and dilapidated, one's dear home can never be empty. It will be full of memories- sweet and sour- a snapshot out of time...

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Categories: destiny, home, old,

Premium Member Old Mother
Old Mother

Old Mother Hub
BARD
Went To
Fetch Her
Little Dog
A 
BONE.

But The
CUP-
BOARD
Was A:
 
BEAR!!!

 A Huge
 Prehistoric
 Essence Of
 Wild 
 BEAR!!!

   So 
No-Habitat
 *ANGRY* 
...

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Categories: old, life,

caress of an old friend
Depression
Its darkness.
A cold embrace,
An old friend.
It welcomes me,
like a lighthouse after a tragic storm.
I feel her claws like a deceiving caress
Her words drown me in...

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Categories: old, dark, deep, depression, life,

Premium Member Decrepit, Stealing Our Time

“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...

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Categories: old, age, appreciation, father, journey,

Decrepit roots still cling
The palace of love we built ~  
when our blood still flowed very warm in our veins,  
     is...

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Categories: loneliness, lonely, metaphor, old,

Premium Member Send your regards
"By the squeaky old gate that tomorrow will find,"
kindness is a necessary handkerchief:
convex lips to meet mine with gentle understanding
words that tenderize as a snarling...

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Categories: old, appreciation, identity, life, loneliness,


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