"Grow old along with me!"
Said the poet R. Browning.
I hope you don't mind that I borrowed his words.
It matters not how
Old we are now
As aging, well, it's really for the birds.
So, what did Browning mean
When he said, "The best [...] to be?"
He must have meant the future that we face
For every day is grand
When I hold yours in my hand.
That "to be" must be this present place.
The best becomes the now
Which shows us just how
With everything we've learned, we've found it's true
That from the Earth to the sky above
No matter the age, there's always love
(But, as is the way of time, you'll be older too).
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
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