Cobwebs Poem by Richard D Remler

Cobwebs

Rating: 5.0


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My oldness seems older today.
Much older than ever before.
With new gray,
New wrinkles,
New cobwebs.
And every singular muscle sore.

""Seems unfair! "
To be deemed unimportant,
Tossed to the side,
Taxed, and overdone.
Why do all the gears freeze up,
Then stop working?
Why is youth
Wasted on the young? "

Arthur Ritis has been
Hanging 'round too often.
And Ben Gay's been creeping
'Round the door.
I sense dark tidings
On my horizon.
And I feel ill-prepared
For what's in store.

Copyright © MMVI Richard D. Remler

Cobwebs
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: experience,life,lifespan,old age
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
'I've finally reached the age where
my Wild Oats have turned into All-Bran! '

-Tom Wison, Ziggy. Nov.19,1999
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lora Colon 13 March 2019

Life is not easy, but add growing old to the picture, and it's an uphill battle from then on. Joking about it and writing funny poems is good therapy. I enjoyed your poem.

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Matthew Holloway 13 March 2019

an excellent poem thank you for sharing

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