I really enjoyed this poem. My initial thought was that I remember seeing my parents in this poem, but as I thought about it more, I realized I am now there. Bobbie deftly included music in the description and we can all relate to that. I also thought the use of frailties and fumble together was a good use of alliteration and reality. I only hope that,since I am in my old age, I have more pearls of wisdom than incomprehensible discourse, and that I can stop looking back. However my past is much longer than my future will be.
This is a very well thought out poem. No signs of senility in that discourse.
Bobbie has really captured the essence of old age.
Another great poem, Bobbie. But you can’t be that old.
Nice job. I especially like the idea of looking forward in life instead of back.
oi vey, tell me about it!
I really enjoyed this poem. My initial thought was that I remember seeing my parents in this poem, but as I thought about it more, I realized I am now there. Bobbie deftly included music in the description and we can all relate to that. I also thought the use of frailties and fumble together was a good use of alliteration and reality. I only hope that,since I am in my old age, I have more pearls of wisdom than incomprehensible discourse, and that I can stop looking back. However my past is much longer than my future will be.
This is a very well thought out poem. No signs of senility in that discourse.
I really liked this. The ending was unexpected and imparted a positive hopeful sense.
Wow, thank you everyone! I guess I really hit the nail on the head. And yes, Christopher, I am that old (66, but who is counting?)!
Great insight. I know I am “guilty” as charged.
Great work!!
Although you didn’t know it you’ve given me hope with this poem. I must look forward.Thanks for your pearls of wisdom.