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Life ebbing into darkest night,
precious moments forever lost,
fading in the dimming light,
now the time to count the cost.
...

And should we shed a tear,
For each and every year?
Or should we rather cry in rage
At each and every passing age?
...

Every dark road traveled,
every pain and loss suffered,
etched deep in the face.
...

Do not tell me to smile,
Do not tell me things will get easier,
Do not tell me to pull myself together,
If I could I would.
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Dark desperation
seething within,
demons locked
inside my head.
...

We drove on and on
in the car together, alone.
Feelings once had, gone
lost all once known.
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All the stolen daydreams
lately going nowhere.
All the missing passion
that consumed our loving.
...

remnants of feelings
stirring in my breast

impressions of love
...

We're awoken
not ready
to awaken
another long,
...

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Reflections On Growing Old

Life ebbing into darkest night,
precious moments forever lost,
fading in the dimming light,
now the time to count the cost.

Once the conceits of youth
were thought to outwit age.
Belated realization of truth
too late the outcry, the rage.

What was once so vibrant
slowly sliding into decay.
What was once so distant
coming closer everyday.

Through the declining years,
the increasing torment,
the realization of fears,
the minds slow descent.

What would come about first
residing in the body wrecked
or would it be the more cursed
the slowly enfeebled intellect?

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