My Phizog Poem by Jan Oskar Hansen

My Phizog



My Phizog
Strange what one remembers?
after looking through Playboy magazine and skipping
the dreary articles written by it founder
I came across this quote: “every man over forty is
responsible for his own face.”
at the time when reading it I was thirty and was not
unduly worried, but now nearly 50 years later I recalled
the saying. I stood in front of the bathroom mirror, no
I didn’t look anything near forty, hair gone and sagging skin.
Face-lift? Out of the question I had no desire to look like
yesterday’s refry. I smiled, the face in the mirror too smiled,
two old mates accepting each other’s elderliness and I came
to the conclusion that I’m rather fond of my face.

Sunday, May 17, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: humour,mirror
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Upendra Upm 18 January 2018

very brilliant soliloquy.you and your mirror image accepting each other is brilliant reflection and even a spiritual experience.

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