Sledders Poems | Examples


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The sledding hill was crowded
And I thought, as I walked by,
How expressions can mean different things,
Which age can magnify.

For when someone says of sledders,
“They are going downhill fast,”
That same statement, for a senior,
Does a darker shadow cast.

And the same applies to “tubing,”
Which my grandkids just enjoyed – 
Quite a contrast to the post-op tubes
Which have got my spouse annoyed.

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