Short Grow Old Poems
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this nice to eat rice
or sit with a kit
to sew you cloth
and to grow old
eat out of a bowl
its my taste
the
FIRE PLACE
flowers
beautiful, bold
flowing, living, breathing
life, nature, history, time
fighting, trying, decaying
soft, brown
dead
we would get down
to funky sound
the cloths was gold
they never grow old
the rap was sap
we had hip talk to say
BACK IN THE DAY
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butterfly girl
child of the world
nose in your books
dreams in the sky
I hope you never grow old
AP: Honorable Mention 2021
When I was young I was told
One day I would grow old
I did not think
This would pass in a wink
Now I treasure each moment like gold
We grow old, but never grow up,
neither in this nor another life;
we are just ghosts with heartbeats,
simply unaware that we were here.
His strength not in His mighty arm
nor in His Hand so brave and bold
In Kindness rather Strength doth lie
God provides as we grow old
Instead of finding someone to grow old with…
may we all break the mold…
and find someone to grow younger with
as together….we grow old.
I was born in a town
filled with angels
where promises of gold
outweigh chances to grow old
and there are stars
in the hills and pavement
you got class
you or a gas
and part my task
you have it
i like this
your look got me hook
your like gold never grow old
YOU HAVE A
TOUCH OF SOUL
as you grow old
you can still unload
and go after
your golds
and still do the somber
you will never fade
its just a number
all about
AGE
Form:
Today’s blessing is for everyone…
in every country, city and state:
May we be blessed not to grow old too soon…
and discover our wisdom too late.
change
looking
good today,
ideas come-
then
go
manners
and customs
fashioned in new
clothes
soon
grow old-
as human
nature changeless
stays
Truth is ugly and cold
Truth is your mirror,
As we, grow old
Truth takes time
Then, takes hold
On earth, as it is in heaven
Truth is bold
Your ego has sent you there
so afraid yet unaware
You touch the heat,
it turns cold
You push the child,
and you grow old
Your ego has sent you there
Return
The older I grow the more I’m thankful for Franz Kafka
Who…I’ve read…and I’ve been told
Said:
Anyone who keeps the ability to find beauty
never will grow old
May we be blessed to understand
in spite of what many of us are told:
That even though we can’t help growing older
it is not inevitable that we grow old.
A Father's time's seen in his graying beard
A Mother's time is respected, revered
Father's grow old; they're let go
The sparkle of age in a Mother glows
Our lives are a bit like a rainbow,
the colours change as we grow old,
We reach violet last,
all the shades have now passed
so we die,
and then turn into gold.
Help me to train my heart each day,
that it may all thy sweetness hold.
Oh, may I bring forth my best fruit
in life's last days as I grow old--
I am 80 years old today.
no matter where he go
his love shows
he never grow old
i love him so much
he alway in touch
becase of him
and not them
my life is right
and you can bet
MY FATHER IS THE BEST
Form:
cicadas grow old
their voices fading softly
autumn approaches
this man he is quite
robust. i will glance&&
take what i can (sudden
selfCOMBUST) please
don't leave your bike out,
for it will rust,grow old
cold&shiver a lot.
don't want that.
As a kid, being silent meant that I had done something wrong
After I was mature, silence was my gesture to ignore
But I hope as I grow old, I am not left alone, with only silence around
Put Out Each Fire
While I will grow old and then did retire,
Should always try to put out each fire;
A job complete;
Than maker meet;
Moments meant much in all their entire.
Jim Horn