Short Aged(A) Poems

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Premium Member Time's Changing Face

one of the wee folk
a munchkin
lands in my lap
stands on his nose
then takes a nap

he sighs
I reflect
he's aged a bit
last time, no nap
his face shone, sunlit
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Death With Dignity

There is no such thing as death with dignity.
Whether one has been born for a few moments or aged a century,
when the body shuts down, it's never pretty.
One can only live with dignity.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member He Is Eighty Six Now

He is an old man now
Eighty-six in 2022.
He has not aged a day though.
He is drawn the same, only better.

We recognize his red cape and red boots.
His shiny tight-fitting suit shows off his pecs.
He has the handsome squared jaw we have always seen.
And those blue eyes! Eighty-six, really Superman?

Premium Member thank you acid reflux

I used to like an ice-cold strawberry or lime margarita
salt all around the edge of a goblet or mug
If this was unavailable, I might have a white Zinfandel
They are tasty too
If you are young and in good health
As I aged a strange malady happened – acid reflux
I would enjoy liquor going down
but not so much when it came back up
After a few bouts of this, I gave up liquor
It was not worth the horrible, awful aftermath
age

Premium Member Le Chemin De Fer - With Apologies To Edouard Manet

Victorine, with your back to the fence, 
A sleeping puppy and a book in your lap,
Looking respectable, prim and demure. 
Is that what they call a shirtwaist dress?
I wouldn’t know, but the last time I saw you, 
You wore nothing but slippers, a gold bracelet, 
And a ribbon around your neck.
You’ve not aged a day. I wish you well 
And hope the scandal you stirred
Was worth the price of immortality, 
Or at least a few month’s rent.
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Memories

Memories come...and then they go
like waves that brush the shore
Precious moments shared with you
that leave me wanting more...

I still can feel what I felt then
the passions of our time
A raging fire that burned so bright
and visions so sublime...

Your face displayed within my mind
you never turn away
The image of the one I loved
you haven't aged a day...

Come to me sweet memories
oh please do not delay
Touch my soul another time
and hold me close me today...
© Jon Arno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Quarks

Where my head is my mind’s not there
Might as well be in my knees 

Quarks and quasars supercollide 
In never-ending demented searches 

I move in and out so easily
Now that I know where the between is

Experience memory fantasy 
Doesn’t matter anyway

Grade school names not heard in years
Father John hasn’t aged a day 

It’s just a speaker and a body here
In a metaphorical quandary 

Music and I don’t take up space
We make each other real 

April 19, 2020

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