I don't remember getting old

It just sneaked up on me

I wondered what the creaking was

Each time I bent my knee.

 

They say it's arthritis

Well, I just don't agree

I'm much too young for that stuff

It just can't happen to me.

 

And do you know something else

When I lost all my teeth

That silly dentist was crazy

Now he and I have a beef.

 

My eyes are a little fuzzy

It's not age related you see

These silly glasses are made all wrong

Cuz they don't do nothing forme.

 

I don't have birthdays anymore

They leave their mark on you

So I'll be like Jack Benny

And just stay at 32.

 

Now girls you know the beach house rules

Don't go telling tales on me

Cuz if you do I'll tell everyone

That you're really 63.

 

Ginny Bryant©

Journey Of Love

 

NOTE: Ginny's poetry is Copyright through
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