
Their hands are maps of years gone by,
etched with lines of days that fly.
Soft yet strong, they tell a tale,
of love, of loss, of tempests pale.
Their eyes still gleam with memories bright,
dances in the golden light.
Echoes of laughter, songs once sung,
when hearts were wild, and youth was young.
They walk a pace both slow and wise,
gazing at the changing skies.
Seasons shift, the world moves fast,
but wisdom lingers, built to last.
So listen close, embrace their grace,
honor time upon each face.
For in their stories, deep and true,
lies the path we all walk through.
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Your poem makes me think of my 98 year old mother! Thanks for sharing it!
awe bless her sweet x thank you.
awe thanks Susan, yeah we all get old lol…
To a simplest soul
What harvested by Chronos Sickle is thy transit of Age
What not ripped after the tempests is thy eternal Spirit
very true and very wise. thank you.
Thank you, Sir
Thank you…