AGING

by CRAFTY KEN   May 8, 2018


AGING

It’s like going downtown, and all the lights stay green, maybe a time when some become mean. It’s like a cut apple turning brown, giving less time to hanging around, and becoming a clown.

It’s like falling asleep at a stop sign, and saying to the Cop; Affiser,what's on your mind, I feel fine. Repaying the Sun god for those extra long days at the shore, those great times when I was more than just an old bore, and laughs galore.

It creeps, it’s a fearful thing, moving many to prolong their latest fling! But, know for sure, age is knocking on your door, and you shout out; be gone!, I’m not asking for any more! Dying can be hell, this is why they will never cease to search for that mystical Eternal Life wishing well. If granted one proloned age wish, what would you choose? To be that age when you tried on your first new shoes, or when you were the homecoming Queen, or when you were in your twenties, Mr. in-between? Your first love, surely sent from above!

*Both Lil and I drank the water from the Ponce De Leon Well in Saint Augustine, Florida many years ago, now I know why we haven’t aged since then. Ha-Ha

Author Ken
May 8, 2018

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  • 5 years ago

    by mossgirl19

    I thoroughly enjoyed the humor and rhythm of this one, Ken! I missed reading your works.

    • 5 years ago

      by CRAFTY KEN

      Thank you Mel, glad for your reply, missed you!

  • 5 years ago

    by Milly Hayward

    Loved this Ken. I think I need a trip to the Ponce De Leon well too lol. As always witty and fun. Milly x

    • 5 years ago

      by CRAFTY KEN

      Thanks Milly! Not for nothing, but that Wells' water tasted awful, due to the high content of Sulphur and Limestone!

  • 5 years ago

    by Mr. Darcy

    Only as old as your mind feels.
    I liked this, thanks.

  • 5 years ago

    by Em (marmite)

    This made me chuckle Ken

    • 5 years ago

      by CRAFTY KEN

      Glad for that Em, as said; it takes less muscle power to smile that to frown, plus laughter helps digestion.

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