I Just Grew Old Poem by Pius Didier

I Just Grew Old



I just grew old
That my teeth no longer hold
That my defaced face is annul
Once I was a heavy bull
Strong than most of you
From the beauty that I grew

Old is pricey
Have seen much on the way
With those pointed nipple
And a forward-looking pintle
You ain't enough to becall my wit
Not until you're set to epithet

I Just Grew Old
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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