Her face has aged to eighty
but her spirit’s still eighteen;
wrinkles may line her forehead
but the mind beneath is keen.
Her feet at times get weary;
her hands don’t always obey,
but in her heart she’s ready
to frolic the night away.
My streams of thought meet here
Her face has aged to eighty
but her spirit’s still eighteen;
wrinkles may line her forehead
but the mind beneath is keen.
Her feet at times get weary;
her hands don’t always obey,
but in her heart she’s ready
to frolic the night away.
Nicely written.
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Thank you. sorry for the slow reply; I found your comment in my SPAM this morning.
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Ohh
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How delightful!
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Thank you. 🙂
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Great photo and poem to go along with it!
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Thank you. I scribbled out the poem a couple of days ago, and can thank Pixabay for the photo.
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Aged 80 but spirit still 18…. isn’t that just the truth for some!
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I’ve met a few. Actually most of us still think like a twenty-year-old, but the old bod doesn’t want to move as nimbly anymore.
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Hmmm…. this is true too.
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Thanks for your reply. For some reason it landed in my SPAM box.
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Oh no. I need to check my Spam too. I’ve been seeing a lot of complaints about that recently.
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