Getting Old Poem by Theresa Ann Moore

Getting Old

Rating: 5.0


Looking in the mirror, I see an old person
An image that looks like my mother’s twin
Yes, I’ve aged and for that I do not agonize
I have become more pardoning within

I am no longer as critical of myself
I look back and remember my blessings
I do not dwelling on the pain along the way
Accepting life as a gift; not second guessing

I would not be happier in a body reconstructed
I am young at heart playing with grandkids
I smile when I walk, unassisted by a cane
When I drive, I must slow down to avoid skids

Life is amazing and I am glad I am still around
These days I am more understanding and forgiving
Each day’s agenda is met with special thanks…
Grateful to participate in the dance called living

1/21/08

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Thad Wilk 21 January 2008

Hi Theresa! You'll never grow old if your young at heart. You'll always be young! ! *10*! ! Friend Thad

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Broken Peaces 21 January 2008

I dont look at it as getting older I say getting more experienced and yes we all mellow a little Lovely write whose writting does not age Chris 10

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Theresa Ann Moore

Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.
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