Short Lifeold Poems

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Old Moon Rises

In the dark sky
the old moon rises
moving very high
buying by the prices
the old moon buys
whatever it likes
THE OLD MOON RISES


New Year

It’s that New Year smell,
And a New Year kiss, 
On the same old lips.
It’s that New Year smell,
On a New day 
Wishing all my old and new friends a
Happy New Year

Just Old Not a Fool

mabe am a old hag
carry or old bag
you like shoes
that good new
 you won't buy
i tell you no lie
am willing to sell
what you offer
don't ring abell
 and that cool
am
JUST OLD NOT A FOOL
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Form:

Mysteries

mysteries 
of a broken window
haunt me
hand wrapped in newspaper and gauze
still drips blood
days later
turn away
he washes old wounds in the old laundry sink
lye soap
stinging 
tears
regrets
truth
flow below
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Apartments

My apartment is empty and will forever be,
Its old and creepy
No one wants to stay there
Everyone tells me i was crazy to stay there as long as i did
i will not go there ever again.
My old apartment is creey and old and so full of mold.
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Form:


Eddie Jr On Eddie Sr

Says, the old man begs him 
each time he visits him at 
the nursing home, to put a pillow 
over his face while asleep help end 
his suffering,

but he watches too many C.S.I spin-offs
on t/v ,  
and the old guy’s just not worth the attention..
© Mike Lef  Create an image from this poem.
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Not In Vain

What once was my

golden age of youth,


is now my sunset

years of old age.


Am I wiser now?

or just as foolish.


If I pass on what

I have learned


then this old life I

have lived,


was not lived

in vain.


Written 6-10-11
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Form: Couplet

Her Old Jeans

She looked in the mirror
and giggled with pleasure
to see that she wore
her old clothes from her teens.
But then she recalled
that she wore them in pregnancy -
laughing out loud,
she still loved her old jeans.


Jack Horne for Nette's 'It's in the Jeans.'
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
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Form: McWhirtle

"live and Learn"

We are never to young to take the reigns...
We can never be to old to feel the pain...
We are never to young to have our say..
We can never be to old to walk away...
We are never to quiet to be heard..
We can never be to loud to sound absurd
We can learn from the young and abserve from
the old.. But without living and learning from
either are minds would be sold..
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Form: Rhyme

How You Are Old

It has come to my attention
so I thought that I might mention
        to relieve your concern with old age
         you really must turn the page
which will help to release any tension.

I'll mention, and I know that it's bold
but it's apparent that you must be told
        although you're advancing in years
        which is one of your major fears
it's not how old you are - it's how you are old!
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member All Dead

When you stop to think about it…
I’m talking old movies    with
All these old    familiar faces
How names    incredibly    pop into your head
Bit players
In movies 70 and more years old
Edgar Buchanan
Leon Errol
Binnie Barnes
And strangely    lots of names
Some of the more famous actors
Names escape memory
When you stop to think about it…..
How miraculous
They live
All dead    but quite alive

To Grow Old

To grow old is not
a vain thing to do,
to be young again is
not to be.

Life drifts by as
a blink of an eye
or as a shadow
passing over our heads.

Someday we will look
at our last sunset, when
we close our eyes
in death.

Wasted chances, dreams
faded away, never to
come to past,
will be forever gone.

Dreams can come to
you still, as long as
there is breathe
in your old body.

wrote 11-11-08

To Sleep Away

Going to bed; catch some zzzs
No, not now; don't wake me please!

Dream; to dream; of many things
Knights and wizards; even kings!

Just want to sleep the night away
Don't wake me up I please do pray!

So can function - good old brain
Without sleep I would go insane!

And without it would become quite moody
Don't want to become quite snooty!

So to trust one's good old brain
Just some sleep I need to gain!
Form: Couplet

Path

It was simpler when I was young
Hyper self and uncensored tongue
Mindful now of what I do

All my thoughts were of the one
A goal that never would be done
Until I no longer cared

Now I'm seventeen years of age
Nearly time to turn the page
And join the masses of the others

Still I pine for way back when
When my life had just began
Seventeen and wise as the elders

But those old days are gone
But those old days are gone
Come on back
© Derek Chos  Create an image from this poem.
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Form: Lyric

Old Man's Dream

When I was a young man I dreamt a young man's dreams of bucolic fields and 
mysterious streams 
Those streams that would wisk me down to the sea.
There to board the ship that would carry me to far of lands and opportunity.
Now I am and old man and dream old man's dreams of the fire and hearth and 
grandchildren's screams.
My ship now moored yet strains at the lines.
I hear her voice whisper come boy  climb aboard let us journey one last time.
Form:

The Rattle

Everyday I wake
To the same old snake
Waiting to partake
In all my old mistakes

Everyday I contemplate 
Taking the bait
Until I can’t see straight
Ignoring my abnormal fate 

Everyday I detect 
The weakness resting on my neck 
Trying to redirect
The ways in which I reflect

Everyday I portray
The enemy, the prey
I must obey 
Or I’ll surely pay

Everyday I wake
With that same old snake
Hissing lullabies of ache
It gives, it takes
© J. Rock  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Grandma's Dinner Bell

The old dinner bell
sits silent now on its hook
Calls to meals no more

My Grandmother's bell
Rang every night for supper
We came a runnin'

Sunday fried chicken
Wednesday was a large pot roast
Friday was pork chops

I lived for those days
My three favorite meals
Ran fast on them days

Wash our hands and face
Sit down so that we can say grace
Pass the potatoes

Those days stay with me
I sometimes ring the old bell
Just because I can

Blinds Man Robbery..

Blind Mans Robbery..



Blind as a bat.
Mean as a snake. 
Who feels like taking 
This old mans place. 

No respected I don’t get. 
My cane does great,  when I whip. 
This old man has had enough. 
If my cane does not work I will break out my gun. 

I won’t go down with out a fight, 
If they want money - just ask for it right. 
I will write them a check, who carry’s cash at night? 

Some people how they dumb can they be. 
Trying to rob an old man that’s on social security.
© Jack Reed  Create an image from this poem.
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Form: Burlesque

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