For the old
man, the old man it is not good
To be with other old men, more than he
should!
He is a beautiful object, or thing,
And his place is in the circle of young
folks—
Counted down in decades and generations.
And all looking up to the patriarch
With filial reverence, keeping him warm by
Their own youthful baring youth. Thus:
Giving him freshness of thought and
feeling!
All at ease, as if the essence was naturally
Born to his heart. His wisdom mellow,
More gentle and generous.
But if left to himself, expect the
opposite, he
Grows old, selfish, not beautiful, ugly,
Mean and torpid; and once he becomes
All this, he becomes a stranger in the
world
He lives, he becomes unamiable…
#4826/9-5-2015
By Dennis L.
Siluk, Dr. H.c. ©copyright, 9/05