As They Grow Old Poem by Manali Sankhe

As They Grow Old



The wrinkled faces that radiate smiles,
The little eyes that twinkle all the time,
The impatience within just like a child-
As they grow old.
The hopes that don't die though their memories do,
Their bones become fragile but their wills stay adamant.
Every story that they tell is one that was never unleashed
They return love for the hate they are subjected to-
As they grow old.
They are longing for love more than they ever have,
It is time to reflect back at their life like they never had,
Their presence becoming oblivion to all,
They are idle and at rest,
They are waiting to rest forever-
As they grow old.

Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: old
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
When people grow old they are forgotten and least cared for. This poem is about how they must think, feel and look like.
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