A Poem for the Aged
A Poem for the Aged
Theres a point in life
Where you feel less strife
And a time when you start giving advice
But lack a little of your personnal spice
Your pants creep up on your waist
You start losing your sense of taste
Let's face it you're getting older
But that doesn't mean you give life the cold shoulder
There are for sure some definitive pluses
Like no one cares when one of you cusses
It doesn't matter that when its 94 outside you're still a little cold
You get to blame everything on the fact that you're really old
I challenge you to hit someone in the face with an egg
Or only where your pants pulled up on one leg
Watch and you'll see
Just how happy you can be
For example, don't take wearing a diaper as something to rue
Instead, see using the bathroom as one less thing you have to do
Go out and have some fun with all your old friends
And travel the Earth from its beginnings to its ends
What if all of your pals have passed away?
Go out and find some now, today
Go down to the Senior center, there's no reason to be afraid
Even if you don't get along you still get to keep your medicade
I mean you're entering your twilight years
But that's no reason to shed a bunch of tears
You never know how much time you may have to go
It could be still be 20 years or so
I say act like you've been able to spend all your time being young
And really start LIVING with the people you live among
Catch you on the flip,
The BS
