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Poetry: Growing old

• 1 of 190

  by Kenny L. Mitchell

  
  

  "The Sweet Charity Of Remembrance"

  
  

  Each eternal glance back

  Beckons the sweet eloquence

  The perpetual dalliance of yesterday

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• 2 of 190

  by April Self

  Eyes weak with age.
  Time has weaved laugh lines next to your eyes.
  The skin maybe not as soft as it used to be.
  It doesn't

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• 3 of 190

  by Ray Anderson

  My Winter Home

  The turbulent sea rose and fell
  A symphony on the sullen shore
  The moon came out cold and full
  The funeral

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• 4 of 190

  by Chuck Maddock

  GROWING OLD
  Growing old

  No longer run
  Legs are done
  Gone the fun

  Can not climb
  Sit and whine
  Life's unkind

  To old to work
  Body does

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• 5 of 190

  by Geraldine Moorkens Byrne

  Time Shares

  Do not fear me, I am not the enemy;

  do not scorn me, I am not your foe.

  Yes, I have touched you -

  left my caress

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Poetry: Growing old