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Age.

Funny, I don't feel old... but my age says I am; this fact I seldom ponder, as I cover my toast with jam. Yeah, my skin's starting to wrinkle, and I bruise quite easily; and my hair is already gray, as I sit, sipping my tea. My mind feels young and eager, my walking and hiking is strong; yet the days seem shorter and shorter, and the nights don't seem as long. Age is just a number, birthdays an endless fad; but I realize in living, my days are both good and bad. Funny, I don't feel old, though youth's a long ago fling; the heart is always forgiving, and the soul's a beautiful thing.
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Oct 16, 2018
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