Ageing pt. 2.
By Natalie Hudson I look in the mirrorIs that a grey hair?Oh no, it's a white oneNot much difference thereAnd wrinkles, a few nowNot deep, but a traceOf time and experienceEtched on my faceIt's getting much harderTo keep off the weightSo I have to be consciousOf what's on my plateI get out of bed Each day when I wake And all of my joints And my back start to acheMy bladder is notWhat it used to beI have to be quickerWhen I need to weeI can't drink as much As I guzzled beforeThe hangover lasts And my head hurts much moreBut I feel more at easeWith the thoughts in my mind My morals, my ethicsI've not left behind So bring on the ageing Let's embrace the changeIt's happening anywayIt's nothing too strange
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Natalie Hudson

So true Natalie..I can relate to that.
ReplyDeleteNice poem Natalie, yes, the realisation that we all succumb to time. Only one white hair, you are just a teenager.
ReplyDeleteKids! You're all alike, one white hair? yes I have a few (hairs that is) I count them each morning, they answer by name.
ReplyDeleteLovely piece Nat, well written and amusing.
But, I refuse to grow old. Gonna live forever, Oh my back, leg cramps, maybe it's not such a good idea...