We Seem To Age Quickly Poem by Francis Duggan

We Seem To Age Quickly



We seem to age quickly when past our life prime
And eventually we all become victims of time
I have lived for sixty six years in time quite a span
And if living in ten years from now i will be an old man
In distant fields i grew to love Nature when i was a boy
And learning of her ways today i enjoy
And something new for us to learn every day
We never stop learning it does seem this way
My neighbor's dog is no less a mortal than i
I was born like him to eventually die
Any of the deceased people i have known did not come back to me to tell
Of a life post bodily death or of a heaven or hell
In ten years from now if living i will be an old man
And i will live on for as long as i can.

Thursday, July 21, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: aging
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