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Time Travellers
by John G Hutchinson → (All Poetry by John G Hutchinson)
  
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Just a little brevity...

Time marches on inexorably
And drags us all behind
It weakens human bodies first
And then it robs the mind

It moves on surreptitiously
Doing damage as it passes
You start with store-bought choppers
And then next you're needing glasses

You arches fall-your knees give out
Your back contracts lumbago
Just when you think you're still a stud-
Then that's the time that 'they' go

And watching autumn leaves fall down
You start to feel your age
You realize the 'Book of Life'
Does have a final page

So then you take your glasses off
And try reading it much slower
The light grows dim-the sun of life
Is suddenly much lower

But if Bob Hope at 100
Can flash a smile so bright
Then things may not be all that bad
In fact, I feel alright!!

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 Reviews of "Time Travellers"
Reviewed by Bonnie Torrente
Reviewed on June 17, 2003
You must have been feeling old yesterday or the day before. It's late here. Either way, even when you're feeling old, talent still comes. Excellent!

Bonnie

Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK
Reviewed on June 15, 2003
6-15-03

Neatly Done well-

Bob Hope Smiling . 100 Could Be Satan Smiling
. You,i.e You as I Are Only As Old As You Feel, Pains, Included...

Age Is An ATTITUDE Of One's Mind...Think Young!!!

TRASK

Reviewed by Tony Nerone (Reader)
Reviewed on June 15, 2003
This writing was absolutely Great, John!


tony

Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson
Reviewed on June 15, 2003
Good poem, John! The way things are going, mankind might not be here in the next 10 years if we blow the planet to kingdom come! Thus, I'm striving for quality of life! Enjoying and honoring the simple things of life, friends and loved ones, natures beauty surroundings while trying to stay healthy!

Reviewed by Claywoman (Reader)
Reviewed on June 15, 2003
I loved this! But hey guy, you ain't that old! I on the other hand am ancient....lol!

Reviewed on June 15, 2003
I like this, John, especially how I've been feeling lately.... thank you for sharing...and can you believe Bob Hope, 100???
In Spirit,
Bear


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