Paradox of Age
A limerick by A.P. West
By Pamela West-FinklePublished about a year ago • 1 min read
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When old we are to young eyes
But inside we feel twenty-five
The youth that we feel
Is eternal and real
We just don a wrinkled disguise
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Pamela West-Finkle
Pamela West-Finkle, aka Angel Pam West (AP West), is a freelance writer, poet, songwriter/composer, teaching artist, and part-time librarian living in the Catskill Mountains of New York.
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