Monday, October 13, 2008

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As my 62nd birthday approaches...
I will again be celebrating my 31st.
With familiar gratitude.
And with God's hopeful blessing.
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Lawrence S. Pertillar
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Suburban Lovechild 07 February 2015

31st anniversary of finding myself....yeah 31 was a flagship for me of sorts too funny little year, huh?

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Jean Dament 19 November 2009

I have been reading each year from 60 on & have enjoyed each one. I agree with alot you have said about agining gracefully. I feel one mellows with age & there's no going back, but one can feel youthful in spirit again. Jeannie Dament poetic name-Spiritsong

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Louie -Love & Peace- Levy 28 October 2009

Hmm, well... Right or other 'Wise' I've concluded, age is a calculable invent Ancient fools of programed brain, tombstone to re-reincarnate their pre matured mortality Defiance of Mind The count goes on, as a matter of time It's significance, a mere state of mind The second was created, to tick for a minute Monument the hour, we erected a 'Watch' tower Hours turned to days, then weeks became months, and as if that weren't enough, someone 'Counted' the months Commemorating the first second, nay! shed not a tear.. Although its young life has ended, we decease another year We are irate by the 'Count Down', when we celebrate, 'Happy Birthdays', as a clown with a frown... As for me! I'll have no part of time's game Nor will I become a 'Sum Total', the equation's the same Ageless and forever young, while time I defy, and at death I sneer... 'tis but a fool that gets older, Counting every New Year... Louie Levy 1995?

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Ashraful Musaddeq 25 October 2008

Very nice poem. Love it and added 10.

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Marvin Brato 13 October 2008

Very encouraging point regarding getting old with grace! Well penned, a 10.

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