Just 60 Years Poem by Pleasant Dabbs

Just 60 Years



Just 60 years
Here come the tears
But don't look glum
You're still a plum
If I may preach
A freestone peach
In prime of life
A lovely wife
But time goes by
And fruits, they dry
The berries ooze
And apples bruise
Skin soft, once fair
Now wrinkles there
And pretty soon
A Sunmaid PRUNE
Don't be alarmed
‘Cause prunes have charm
They've good traits too?
There's a whole slew!
What's good you say?
Vitamin A
The next to come?
Potassium
How to describe her?
Got lots of fiber
Her traits r engaging
She's anti-aging
Her age comes back?
Don't get off track
And watch your tongue
She's f'rever young
She may complain
Of aches & pain
But golly gee!
She's now 60!
She d'serves a whistle
Or a flaming missile
To d'clare the feat
It's just so neat
That she's still here
Our friend, so dear
We love her, all
Yeah, she's a doll
Barbie's her name…
Her claim to fame:
She loves & cares
Like Teddy bears
Come vis't whenever
In any weather
You're welcome here
Our lovely dear
It's such (so great)
To know you, (Kate)

Just 60 Years
Friday, December 13, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: birthday,old age
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Originally written for sister's birthday.
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