Auld Lang Syne?
The end of the year
Is once again here.
Where, oh where, did the time go?
Is once again here.
Where, oh where, did the time go?
2009 went by
In the blink of an eye.
Here comes the 2010 show!
This is way too soon
I fear I may swoon;
No way can I keep up this pace!
I need time to prepare:
To redo my hair,
To primp, and powder my face!
Once a good looking broad
With a pretty hot bod--
Now the only thing broad is my ass!
My youth, though well spent,
Has now up and went.
I try to bear my age with class.
With each passing decade
The memories do fade;
Soon my whole life will blur.
Might as well enjoy now,
For we have no idea how
Much longer we are here for!
Published by Eva Gallant
I am a retired insurance sales rep, a former teacher and a wife, mother, and grandmother. View profile
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2 Comments
Post a CommentSo true! Thanks for the laugh you with the broad a..!! I feel the same way. LOL :)
super, clever, wonderful! :)