Aging (part 2)

Aging (part 2)

A Poem by Al R. Arce

Aging is most troublesome
Everyone knows it comes
But when we finally face it
We find ourselves unfit

One day I travel to St. Louis
Yet in Indiana is were I get
I start looking for toilettes
For the one we have leaves me dewy

Candlelights become comforting
Nature sounds flow from TuneIn
Incense reminds me of past doobies
I no longer mind the noises from vinyl.

Friends take a different meaning
It's no longer 'bout sports, booze and bikinis.
It's prostates, family and cleaning
As if all of us at once became weeny.

Aging is most troublesome
I no longer have a clue as to where I am
I just wait for my wife to come
So she can tell me what's the plan.

© 2013 Al R. Arce


Author's Note

Al R. Arce
Again if you don't laugh at your own expense, then you are taking yourself too seriously!

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Added on August 21, 2013
Last Updated on October 7, 2013
Tags: Humor, satire, men, aging

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Al R. Arce
Al R. Arce

St. Louis, MO



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