Old As A Rock Poem by Kevin Patrick

Old As A Rock

Rating: 4.8


Demonstrate to me what it means to be an adult
And I’ll show to you it’s the masquerade of a child
Rocks don’t grow old but they break apart with age
People do the same but they pretend and call it Sage

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Walterrean Salley 04 June 2012

Yes Patrick, the old is wise- generally speaking. But wise or not, they, too, break apart with age. I'm not quite that old yet, and I can feel some breaking going on. It's a part of life. I find this very interesting.

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Poet Of The River 20 May 2012

Interestingly put. Rocks don’t grow old but they break apart with age Like when in mans name a war is waged, yet the odds always stay the same. Just titles. I like the phrase I am not old enough to know everything By, Oscar Wilde It comes to mind when i read this.

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