A Good AgeA Poem by MalpoetShort humourous poem
Birth was unexceptional although exotic. Happening as it did in the Far East.
An exuberant early life attracted many glances and some comments. Stripped off in a few interesting places.
But then greying, wrinkled, sagging. Nothing more these days than a bit of gardening and occasional walk to the shops.
Now though, blotched and fading, it is the end. Twenty one. Good age for a tee shirt. © 2009 MalpoetAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on March 12, 2009 AuthorMalpoetWirral, United KingdomAboutWriter, poet, libertarian and show off living in Wirral in the north west of England. Malpoet is the organiser and compere of Wirral Words. He writes more poetry than anything else and a lot of it is .. more..Writing
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