Very wise words that your darling Florence would endorse, I'm sure. Really like the sense of self-knowledge and security in the fundaments of real love as well as the on-going desire for companionship this speaks of. We're never to old to engage in human warmth and comfort. Enjoy it always, George. xx
Funny how that works, George...it is when you are not looking that the special someone comes along. My problem was the opposite where it was the young ones that would flirt with me and I had to shake my head as they had not a lot in common with someone of my age. But of course, love has no age. Where I am at, I can honestly say I am very happy and it helps that I learned a lot along the way. I honestly wish I had paid more attention then but at least better late than never after so many years and she and I, find each other. Great write poet.
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Last October I had the good pleasure of attending the wedding of a friend of mine who had had two long-lasting marriages and children with the first, but found herself alone and lonely. In her 80s but still very vibrant, she married a fellow octogenarian and I think they will live happily ever after.
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