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When I was eight, I couldn't wait to be ten.
A double-digit number seemed so big back then.
I would be so tall and older too,
just think of all the things I could do!
I could stay up late and watch T.V. until nine,
and being in the fifth grade sure would be fine.
When I was eighteen, I couldn't wait to be twenty.
No longer a teen, now I'd be somebody.
I could find a bride and settle down,
she would look so lovely in her wedding gown.
I could get a real job and make money by the ton,
being in college just wasn't fun.
When I was twenty-eight, I couldn't wait to be thirty.
It sounded so fun to be "dirty thirty".
I could have a Son or maybe two,
they would grow up like me and be successful too.
I would get promoted with a big pay raise,
and my friends and family would shower me with praise.
When I was thirty-eight, I couldn't wait to be forty.
I was still in great shape and not at all portly.
The prime of my life, I'd be a success,
when it comes to my career, I'd be the best!
I've accomplished so much and there's still a lot to do,
I'd reach the top of the mountain before I was through.
When I was forty-eight, I couldn't wait to be Fifty.
My fortune is made and with money I'm thrifty.
I own my world and all that I see,
My family and friends are so proud of me.
My Sons have grown and moved away,
they too will be better off someday.
When I was fifty-eight, I couldn't wait to be sixty.
I'd retire soon, and it wouldn't be so tricky.
I'd spend my time with friends and cheer,
playing golf and drinking beer.
My Wife and I would travel west,
My golden years would be the best.
When I was sixty-eight, I couldn't wait to be seventy.
Looking back on it all, I've certainly had plenty.
I may be older, but I'm not done,
My oldest child has his own Son.
My Grandson has grown but what do I see,
When I look in his eyes, what I see is me.
Now that I'm older it's sad to say,
I've done nothing but wish my life away.
In search of tomorrow I threw out today,
I sped through my life now I'm tired and gray.
My quest for what's next was never to be,
in my rush to be better I forgot to be me.
To do it all over again, I would.
I'd live each day the best I could.
Never wish for the future and throw away,
The gift of life that is today.
It's only a number, but what is real,
you're truly only as old as you feel.
A double-digit number seemed so big back then.
I would be so tall and older too,
just think of all the things I could do!
I could stay up late and watch T.V. until nine,
and being in the fifth grade sure would be fine.
When I was eighteen, I couldn't wait to be twenty.
No longer a teen, now I'd be somebody.
I could find a bride and settle down,
she would look so lovely in her wedding gown.
I could get a real job and make money by the ton,
being in college just wasn't fun.
When I was twenty-eight, I couldn't wait to be thirty.
It sounded so fun to be "dirty thirty".
I could have a Son or maybe two,
they would grow up like me and be successful too.
I would get promoted with a big pay raise,
and my friends and family would shower me with praise.
When I was thirty-eight, I couldn't wait to be forty.
I was still in great shape and not at all portly.
The prime of my life, I'd be a success,
when it comes to my career, I'd be the best!
I've accomplished so much and there's still a lot to do,
I'd reach the top of the mountain before I was through.
When I was forty-eight, I couldn't wait to be Fifty.
My fortune is made and with money I'm thrifty.
I own my world and all that I see,
My family and friends are so proud of me.
My Sons have grown and moved away,
they too will be better off someday.
When I was fifty-eight, I couldn't wait to be sixty.
I'd retire soon, and it wouldn't be so tricky.
I'd spend my time with friends and cheer,
playing golf and drinking beer.
My Wife and I would travel west,
My golden years would be the best.
When I was sixty-eight, I couldn't wait to be seventy.
Looking back on it all, I've certainly had plenty.
I may be older, but I'm not done,
My oldest child has his own Son.
My Grandson has grown but what do I see,
When I look in his eyes, what I see is me.
Now that I'm older it's sad to say,
I've done nothing but wish my life away.
In search of tomorrow I threw out today,
I sped through my life now I'm tired and gray.
My quest for what's next was never to be,
in my rush to be better I forgot to be me.
To do it all over again, I would.
I'd live each day the best I could.
Never wish for the future and throw away,
The gift of life that is today.
It's only a number, but what is real,
you're truly only as old as you feel.
Literature
Reflections
Reflections, strongly detected
Emptiness unexpected
Honesty~ brutally beautiful
Bravery~ indisputable
Reflections of the mind's eye
Detection of soul's lie
Sadness depleted, heart unbound
Silent screaming: n..o
s..o...u
n
.d.
Reflections
Ripples casting
Swirling paths, everlasting
Never knowing where to go
Trusting, even so
Reflections of one's self in pain
Hold me closer
--no blame
Trying to realize love,
is in the giving of
No one can complete another,
but some things we must teach each other
Reflections
Memories
faintly felt within
Different lives reaching out again
Reflections now,
a soul shi
Literature
Salvation
Salvation
Today you saved me
when you looked into my eyes,
healed my lonely heart.
Literature
Insufferable Kiss
Your love was tainted
And I couldn't see it
Now I feel I've fallen
Down into a fiery pit
Why must it always fall apart like this?
You're through holding me down With your insuffrable kiss...
I'll never believe in you again
I'll never cry for you again
I can't take this anymore
I'll never be with you again
My heart has been filled
With the darkest rain
I'm beaten down again
And all I know is pain
Why must it aways hurt me like this?
You through holding me down with your insufferable kiss...
I'll never believe in you again
I'll never lie with you again
I can't take this anymore
I'll never be with you again
Like needles in my
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Wise words well written~