| Commentary and Philosophy Poetry posted June 11, 2019 |
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Age Contest
Not Just A Number
by Chip Kuzborski
Age poem Contest Winner
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Writing Prompt write a 2 line 4 stanza poem about aging. The end of each two lines must rhyme. |
Age poem Contest Winner |
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#956 2019 |
This picture is of my Dad, Stanley, who turned 90 in February. It was taken at one of his many birthday celebrations.
He's an amazing man, I'm blessed to still have him in my life.
The poem is semi-biographical. My Dad is 90, but has arthritis in his wrist, not his knee...and never complains about it.
He does, however, count blessings and not years! He lives independently and still drives (we're working on that).
Pays
one point
and 2 member cents. He's an amazing man, I'm blessed to still have him in my life.
The poem is semi-biographical. My Dad is 90, but has arthritis in his wrist, not his knee...and never complains about it.
He does, however, count blessings and not years! He lives independently and still drives (we're working on that).
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