(925) Age Poem by Melvina Germain

(925) Age

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What is age, you ask?
Nothing but a mere number, I say.
After-all, it doesn’t state your worth.
It’s a way of knowing the number
of years spent here on earth.

Don’t let it stop you from doing what you want to do.
If you can kick up your heels at the age of 62,
and Father time hasn’t caught up with you.
Take your time choose a fun career.
You may be good for another twenty years.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
JoAnn McGrath 25 June 2007

I love the line...After all it doesn't state your worth....that one sticks to my ribs That line says it all

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JoAnn McGrath 25 June 2007

I hear what your saying Melvina: O) ....but my mind says one thing and my body squacks another.....now if I could just get them together on the same page again I might think that way again: O)

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Andrew mark Wilkinson 24 June 2007

Age means nothing its true, if your heart is full of youth, go make love in the hay its beats staying home drinking coco anyday...10

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David Harris 24 June 2007

Melvina, we are of the same mind on this one. I took up playing Dodgy Dave years ago and hereI am at 62 still going strong and having more fun now than when I was twenty. Brilliant write. Top Marks. Thanks for sharing this my friend. David

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Patricia Gale 24 June 2007

Fantastic advice and I agree tis just a number its the heart tha counts!

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Melvina Germain

Melvina Germain

Sydney, Nova Scotia
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