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OLD AGE

The Poem of Old Age Life

By Ahamed ThousifPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Tom PREJEANT on Unsplash

A child

While lifting

Overcome old age.

I can't bear

of a child

In rumination

In the lap of the ruined wall

Sprout shoots

The primal desire of life

Budding even in old age.

of a child

From Callan

By taking away death

Blooming like a flower

in a smile

Roaring old age

His dream passed away.

The possibility of childhood

Old doors

A moment opens.

to celebrate

Childless

Aging

In a killing war

Bombs hit

Children die

of the deserted city

and to decay.

Nothing different.

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Old memories like planting stones

Settle into old age.

People who are in the know

Suddenly, in a twist of time travel

When you are no longer as you were

The voids become unfillable.

A void awaits you too.

They remind me.

Why so long with the body?

Get used to being like this.

It seems that I have become a body.

Every moment was lifted and wandered.

That's it.

It's like putting on a shirt and taking it off.

Self is a shirt for life.

It has been since the beginning.

It was just screaming.

Depressed mind

If only he had listened.

Understands body language

Now for me.

How real is it?

When feeling

I am grateful for that.

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To be surprised

Until retained

Despite my age, I'm still me.

As if not aging

feel

Astonishingly

holds the world.

how long

Standing still

Wondering endlessly

The tree never grows old.

When you can't be surprised

I agree

You are old because you are old.

die early-

Incorporeal-

Body

Physically older

After

dying

Its

Chronology.

👴👴👴👴👴👴👴👴

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    Written by Ahamed Thousif