Antique
 




For years I felt like an antique piece,
watching my face for line and crease.

Aging was taking its toll on me,
getting as bent as an old girl could be.

Feeling self-pity wash over my soul,
finished, a wash-out, nevermore to be whole.

Disabled, discarded and also dejected,
never again to be trendy, connected.

When it seemed as though I was done with this earth,
along came Ches...I revalued my worth.

I am beautiful, clever, creative and cute;
wonderful, witty and gorgeous to boot!

He is a good ten years younger than I
but I just get younger as each day goes by.

It's true what they say, you're as young as you feel;
suddenly aging holds no more appeal.






By cherryk

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