Oldest thing I ever did see, Skin a mountain range of Crumpled/crinkled crepe paper Peaking in altitudinous pouches Under his eyes, dragging with Their weight dewlapp jowls Down to a waddling, Flabby neck, eyes camouflaged Under light, fuzzy swatches of cotton, Mouth slack and vacant, dribbling. Hobbling with a stoop, knees bowed, Back arched at an angle, a Tilted arrow. He tottered over to me, Inches, feet, miles, years too young, Smiled brightly to reveal an empty, Gummy mouth rimmed with Birthday cake, pallid arms Outstretched, head splotched with A thin, wispy cloud of hair, Half-full and forgotten baby’s bottle On the carpet behind him.