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Life, What a Farce
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Farcical or not, life is...what else can be said...?


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Life, What a Farce…


 


Feel somewhat compelled to write this night,


Not sure what it is I want to say, is that alright?


Just want to put pen to paper & write herein what I feel,


No ideas, nor other stuff do I wish to from others, steal…


 


So, herein I am just flowing on my own,


Words that do move along without any meaning, I have sown,


Must just write, to keep my hand & mind desirous of doing so,


Must try to find for myself a niche, this night,


To quell that which is inside, my itch…


 


Out tomorrow to the doctors, my almost 50th years checkup,


All the usual stuff, just to keep myself in a modicum of medical shape,


My emotional or psychological shape having been maintained,


For several years now with the use of pills, not so lame,


I am sure the doctor, she will find, my physical condition to be just fine,


Although I will be bitched at regarding my weight, always I think of a bit late…


 


As for being 50, I never did think, I would make it this far, by now I would stink,


As a corpse buried and rotten, better that than to become old & forgotten…


              © ed – 3/26/04 


 


 


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Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on March 26, 2004
Only 50?

Gee that is as young as can beeee!!

You in fine shape methinks...I want to be cremated because I never want to stink.......my name was close enough to that "Tink Stink Tinka" Auch.....never!!

Love and goodluck with the doc!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Susan Sparks (Reader)
Reviewed on March 26, 2004
You just keep right on writing whatever comes out of your Iddy Biddy Id and I'll keep right on reading it. Unfortunately, you are SO prolific I usually can't keep up with you.


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