Short Not Getting Any Younger Poems
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Bob Dylan has sold his body of work,
Bruce Springsteen
sold his body of work
Mozart sold his body of work.
Poets try
but money never sings to them,
their bodies not getting any younger
and always depreciating.
I am not getting any younger
Yes I already lived my
Younger days
A long time ago
Now I am already
An elderly man
I live a very simple life
That my Father gave to me
Many years ago
The simple life suits me fine
Roses for love are always red,
And remind me of the words you said
Violets they say should be blue,
And last for as long as I'll have you
Will love in itself last for always,
Or be gone at the end of all of my days?
Will it be enough to forever sustain
If it for once, I can finally attain?
These things I often sit and ponder,
While still not getting any younger
K-id at heart sometimes,
R-unning around the circle;
Y-oung playing in the rain, with
Z-estful eyes that twinkle.
E-ach one is kid at heart, eating chocolate and cake;
L-ollipop and ice cream too, otherwise her heart will break.
D-ay twelve in warm July, she celebrates her birth;
E-very friend is invited, bringing gift of wish and mirth.
M-an not getting any younger
E-agerly longs for a fresh start;
S-o often he faces the mirror,
A-s he remains a kid at heart.