Thirtyish Poems - Poems about Thirtyish

...Age and a footballer A lot I hold against Age: It can the cheapest goals wedge, The fortyish striker make a tired leg; Final whistle of a match quick to beg, The referee not afraid to bluff F......

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...She thought by marrying an older man She would forever look young in his eyes He led the way, ‘twas a child that held his hand Until he met with an early demise Older now, she finds herself at......

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...Inner self renowned free; owned only by me in the thicket of the woods which is ticket to the goods. Lovely dew drop, tear drop worries obliterated by the sun. Rings true that I don't know what I......

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