OLD AGE
Sol Finkelman (solthesage@geniepub.com)
Mon, 02 Nov 1998 23:25:53 -0500
OLD AGE
Old age creeps on relentlessly,
Each week it gets a stronger grip;
Some subtle changes we won't see,
They seem a momentary blip.
These blips more frequently recur,
Until we find they're part of life;
More people start to call us "Sir",
Each blip adds to our daily strife.
All movements were so natural,
We never gave them any thought;
No longer is life magical,
Each movement now with danger fraught.
We find we must accept the fact,
That we have joined the growing ranks;
We now must think before we act,
And for each triumph offer thanks.
Sol the Sage
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