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Wrinkles
by kj Force → (All Poetry by kj Force)
Wednesday, November 9, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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makes you wonder...



Wrinkle, wrinkle on my face…

Couldn't you have found some other place ?

What made you furrow between my eyes ?

And all those creams, they are nothing but lies….

When I look in the mirror, all I can see…

Is a silver haired person staring back at me….

Then there are the lines , which run down the sides of my nose…

Running in circles, round my lips, down my neck and into my clothes….

Speaking of clothes , isn’t that where the wrinkles should be ?

Is nature playing a trick on me ?

Or is this a sign “ old “ is sneaking up on me ?

It seems only yesterday I was a young girl .. and had my whole life ahead of me…

So simple..so free……

Which don’t take me wrong I have enjoyed my life’s ride…

And there isn’t much in my life, I haven’t tried….

But it should would be nice if I could just see…

Myself with one less wrinkle…when I looked back at me…..

copyrighted 2014

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 Reviews of "Wrinkles"
Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on November 11, 2016
There is always the "face lift" if you are vain enough to want to go to that length, though from your picture posted, you look fine to me, young lady...-e-

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 9, 2016
I see you wrote this in 2014. Let us hope that in the two years since you have engaged in one of the many online miracle cures for wrinkles and come out looking like Dolly Parton or some semblance of timeless, lineless beauty. ;-)

But I guess I'm right there with you. When I look in the mirror now I'm beginning to see a "character" of me that I really don't like. I prefer my much younger look.

Ron

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on November 9, 2016
Wrinkles be damned,
they're a work of art.
Old we may be,
but we're still young at heart.

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on November 9, 2016
Age! No one has figured out a way to thwart it. Unfortunately we disintegrate right before our eyes. Wrinkles! They cannot be stopped, regrettably.


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