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Church Lady Dearest Says she’s grown old “Silver’s not so foxy” Says she is quite practical Serious with her moonlight moxy Now no use For Face-off make-up or Delusions of grand magic Says she Don’t worry—with age comes Pragmatism, Sister Agnus Wisdom Sure bound to Have fractures / cracks With such antique Foundation… Old lady Golden Goose Giant wisdom, beanstalk limbs Sullen dreary sunken Lost princess whims Thoughts like her hair frosted, Thinning… Says she has nothing to whisper, Sweetly cannot hide A great old oak’s age rings Inside There’s no use for abusive rouge Mirage of glossy lips kissy Thing in headlights Make up with oneself, forgive, and confide Besides because Your hands tell your aches & true age Church Lady just smiles…
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Oct 20, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 at 6:43 PM UTC
How Old By Your Hands.
Church Lady Dearest Says she’s grown old “Silver’s not so foxy” Says she is quite practical Serious with her moonlight moxy Now no use For Face-off make-up or Delusions of grand magic Says she Don’t worry—with age comes Pragmatism, Sister Agnus Wisdom Sure bound to Have fractures / cracks With such antique Foundation… Old lady Golden Goose Giant wisdom, beanstalk limbs Sullen dreary sunken Lost princess whims Thoughts like her hair frosted, Thinning… Says she has nothing to whisper, Sweetly cannot hide A great old oak’s age rings Inside There’s no use for abusive rouge Mirage of glossy lips kissy Thing in headlights Make up with oneself, forgive, and confide Besides because Your hands tell your aches & true age Church Lady just smiles…
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Oct 20, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 at 6:43 PM UTC
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