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Created on: July 17, 2009
The retrospect of days gone by are but for the one's that have lived many days
Those still with early years shall respect the stories of the elder's early ways
In this we seek to learn better lives than those before our time
And as we age like the preceding, we shall be inspired by the sublime
Aging is wisdom and a lifetime of knowledge that should be revered
The parents, grandparents and great one's should be paraded and cheered
They are the ones that brought us life and have lived life sometimes hard
So that we may become aware of their teachings and not someone to discard
We must know that getting older is a fact of our ultimate demise, and we too will have our turn
So before our death we too shall share with others our earthly concern
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