My affliction

cow pollinater

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Crayon marks on the calendar
reminding me
of what I try to forget
aches pains more pressure
haunting me in my sleep
immortality replaced
by caution
I find no web MD answer
no cure-all for my disease
I'm left by myself to wonder
what is this?
middle-aged
and how did it happen to me?
 
Hot water. Keep moving. Stretching exercises.


It's ba-ad taking holidays.
Don't worry about the caution, just read the threads from the old-timers here. I'm in doubt how seriously anyone regrets working too hard and taking too many risks.
Maybe Alan should do a poll on it?

btw, I don't think you qualify for middle age till at least forty. Unless you're five, then 'middle age' is about thirteen or fourteen.
 
cow pollinater":wv8nx9un said:
Crayon marks on the calendar
reminding me
of what I try to forget
aches pains more pressure
haunting me in my sleep
immortality replaced
by caution
I find no web MD answer
no cure-all for my disease
I'm left by myself to wonder
what is this?
middle-aged
and how did it happen to me?

Thanks for posting this. I've felt the same way the past few days
 
cow pollinater":awtc6c89 said:
Crayon marks on the calendar
reminding me
of what I try to forget
aches pains more pressure
haunting me in my sleep
immortality replaced
by caution
I find no web MD answer
no cure-all for my disease
I'm left by myself to wonder
what is this?
middle-aged
and how did it happen to me?

Be glad it did happen. Beats the heck out of the alternative.
 
greybeard":11l3h0l9 said:
Be glad it did happen. Beats the heck out of the alternative.
You are correct. It's the wrong weekend to ponder being alive when my right to be was bought by people who aren't.
 
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cow pollinator,

I'm no poetry expert - just an old dirt farmer, but I really like that poem. Did you write that? If so, congratulations to you. I couldn't even begin to convey an idea as well as that poem does.

Thanks,

Tom in TN
 
That's good stuff CP :D

We all need to watch Zorba The Greek from time to time. What a passion for life he had, affirming that through defeats one can only truly enjoy life's victories. We need to get out, taste and live our live's to the fullest no matter what age we are.
 
Oh, forgot to add - John actually hit the nail on the head, we all need that good lovin', it is most important. I've seen to many people age, shrivel up into raisins and turn sour for not having it. It's not an elixir for life but it certainly keeps one youthful :P
 

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