She Aged Poem by Phil Soar

She Aged

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Her breasts like spaniels ears
Reducing her to tears
A result of ageing years
And all the other fears

The veins deep in her thighs
The bags under the eyes
All really no surprise
As she starts to realise

The years have made their mark
She now undresses in the dark
To avoid the odd remark
That makes her want to bark

Now her voice has lost its pitch
And she has an old age itch
No-one now calls her 'that bitch'
Her life flew by without a hitch

Now she wakes up every day
Wipes the morning tears away
Nothing useful she can say
She just accepts it, come what may

Sunday, August 16, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Roseann Shawiak 16 August 2015

That is the way of living through the years, we age and nothing will stop the wrinkles of time coming upon us. Just living life and accepting the inevitability of signs of aging while we continue living. Excellent poem, feel the tears of sadness, but accept the joy of aging as we continue to live. Thank you for sharing. RoseAnn

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