Though I Age Poem by james watkin
Though I Age
Though I age, and grow tiresome
With aging
Of a silly world, sillier
Engaged in
Preserve, if as dim-roomed for
The doomster
What, hard-shelled, Lord, sweet of heart
And childish
As least to one's taste, girlish
Does cater.
Sunday, November 20, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: age
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