I'm 65 but I don't feel old. I hate to be called "elderly."
They try to call me elderly
a title that is not for me
a picture of one old and lame
but I’m still playing in the game.
Call me mature or call me ripe
but don’t use that elderly tripe.
Reflexes have slowed it is true
But I can right keep up with you.
When I decide where I want to go
I’ll make it – but I might be slow.
I’ve forgot more than others have learned
but I seldom ever get burned.
It’s easy these days to take a nap
and my tummy has replaced my lap.
My hair is gone -- my glasses thicker
As I walk as one with too much liquor.
Inside my body, I must say
I dwell in a much earlier day
when things were easier to do
and I had the pep to see them through.
Good times and bad have shaped my life
such as the joys I’ve shared with my wife,
my children, and my grandchildren too
and all of the special things I pursue.
Don’t call me elderly – that’s not my case
I’m in the middle of the human race,
more experienced in handling time
Really – you know – I’m just in my prime.
I love this Larry as I tell everyone I am only as old as I feel and I figure I am crawling on 35 right now. another wonderful write.Thank you.
Newfie Hugs, Rose
I love your attitude, Larry. I guess that's why I don't mind when so many people say that I "never grew up." They think it's an insult; I take it as a compliment. Love and peace,
thank you for your warm welcome and great response. You're not a young whippersnapper -- you're just younger. I'd rather run around and share with people your age than many my own age.
LOL, the Olding is on both our minds. You age gracefully, I just: age. 48 (yeah, yeah, can hear it now, 'ya young whippersnapper!' LOL), but my body is conVINCED it's 112. LOL *stupid bad back and arthritis*
Excellent attitude, excellent write, and welcome to AD, you're among friends.
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Excellent attitude, excellent write, and welcome to AD, you're among friends.
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