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Tomorrow
by June Nazarian
copyright 04-11-2008


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Tomorrow is another day
of many for the young
of not enough
for twilight folk
Who count how many spun

Squint the eyes
Don't look too close
The mirror doesn't lie
The waist that once was twenty two
Oh my, I think I'll cry

With glasses perched upon my nose
I'll join AARP
Count sevens from one hundred
(But stop at twenty three)

How silly is this vanity
When peacock days are dead
I'll take my gray, my wrinkles too
My badge of years well-lived
And settle for my bed

ALTERNATE LAST STANZA:

Three cheers for silly vanity
The peacock has it right
I'll call Jenny, go to Curves
I'll Botox, lift, and dye
And won't give up the fight


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04-12-2008 Susan Brown    

I can hear the laughter in this poem. You're so correct when grouping us ladies into two categories. We either swing one way or the other, don't we? No middle ground here. Those that enjoy the look of time and those of us that refuse to give into it.

Humorous!
Thanks for making me smile.
Susan
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