Gray-Haired HodownA Poem by furticussaw this at a reggae concertGray-Haired Hoe-downRobbie Furtwangler
I saw an old lady very much alive, arthritis and blood pressure pushed aside She twisted her hips, thrust her arms up real high kicked to the right, left, front and behind.
People cheered and clapped in geriatric awe, screaming then chanting, “Break it down Grandma.” Some were inspired and joined the retiree, others, like me, prayed she was real healthy.
Grandpa stood up and added to the fun, groovin’ with his wife and for everyone, older and stiffer he hopped and squatted after a bump and grind the onlookers applauded.
The little old lady still had more moves, now she was going to really let loose. With nurse shoes tied tight and girdle strapped, she shuffled and swayed, slid and tapped.
She was full of youth, joy and smiles and I kept bobbing my head all the while wondering if I could one day dance as well as the old lady with hiked up pants.
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Added on July 7, 2014 Last Updated on July 7, 2014 Tags: aging, old people, retirement, grandmother, grandma, dancing |