Thursday, May 05, 2022
new as always
Chucksy vents that
nobody does what
the fuck they
promise when. Once
he knows it
he nods
to further blab.
Then off.
When he wakes
they're jibber-
jabbering still.
“...and do you know
where you ARE?”
Not Heaven.
Wouldn’t stink so!
Labels: age, care, complaint, patient, senior citizen
Friday, January 18, 2019
Remnants
Labels: age, ageism, employment, firing, intelligence, termination
Thursday, May 24, 2018
Bristols
Labels: age, bowels, Bristol, medical, youth
Monday, April 30, 2018
Leadership
Labels: age, group psychology, proverbs, sayings, youth
Thursday, August 31, 2017
Bewitched
He had told his mother that if he
were suspended over a vat of
boiling oil, he could still remember
his list of ten numbers to save
his life!
One day he forgot one.
Then, mobilized! God knows the
very air full of wry jokes as to
Alzheimer Moments. So, took
action.
With two new schemes to never
again forget.
His ex told him to relax, everybody
forgets, and it doesn’t always have
to do with advancing age.
Uh huh? Well, won’t happen again!
His company located around
a central quad, social space.
They were told that the following
week a voluntary survey would
be taken.
When asked, he participated.
The two young people were
charming and funny.
Especially the girl, so lovely.
And quick!
So, all in buoyance, really.
Nice!
Our hero afloat on the sea of
her fresh loveliness.
What’s wrong with that?
“Name?” concluded they.
Didn’t miss a beat! Well...
tiny one.
Rod Kreutzer!
Then he told them he had been
kidding. Jerry Algret.
“You’re a CARD, like my father!”
“All cards,” whispers the young man.
Labels: age, Alzheimer Moments. forgetting, pretty girl
Sunday, July 02, 2017
-What happens when
a body meets a body
coming through
The Catcher in the Rye?
-You do something lovely
with that body.
-And vow to do something
even lovelier to another?
Thus entering a wider sense?
-All very sweet!
-All very brittle.
-Oh well. What do you expect?
-What we get.
-How old are you?
-I’ve forgotten.
Labels: age, attitude, Burns, Catcher in Rye, innocent, jaded, rye
Monday, February 06, 2017
Kneeling in the garden in the rain
Labels: age, garden, gardening, rain, senses
Thursday, July 07, 2016
The Vital Exercise
We climbed the rope ladder.
Carefully! As a team. Buck, Jasmine and I.
A wrong move could send the other two
smashing into the wall!
Anyway, slow process because of our ages.
Once there, we made sure to pull it up.
Just before the young wastrels packed
the courtyard, begging us to let it down!
Love the bitter looks waving over the
upturned faces.
As we thrust a unanimous finger at them!
Labels: age, experienced, generation gap, generations, ladder, selfishness, young
Sunday, August 09, 2015
When No One Goes
“Jeanette DIED!”
It's Clacky, and he's always EMPHASIS!
“What do you mean, died?”
“How...old...?” From Ancient Walter.
I didn't know really what that last meant, nor anyone else.
Finally, Mitz said “I...heard of people choosing it.”
“But why would anyone? Especially Jeanette!”
Nothing has ever left us so confused.
We had met daily up till then.
It became sporadic after, and then ceased
altogether. The various electronic ways
kept us acquainted. But they acquired a
robotic feel.
“She was always drama!” Bob did conclude on his
continuous blog. “She’d never want to stop that.
I just don’t get it!”
So we all chipped in to bring her back!
The Retriever an odd one to put up with, but it's
actually going well. Though, of course, they stretch
it out to charge us more.
So, another hundred from each, and Hops finally explodes
with “The more things remain the same, the more they change.”
He’s always ass backwards,
Didzy makes Jeanette a Forever Pudding. And we meet
just so she can show it. Will last until she's finally back!
“I'm so glad. I hurt her fifty years ago, and never really
fixed things up.” Thus, Krell broods. His way.
“What's a year?” All the young people want to know.
We tell them to not bother.
Labels: age, death, future, immortality, mortality, retrieval, years
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Getting Along
Three Christmas Paragraphs
"God bless us every-onnnnne!" Santa, in Bermuda shorts, falling
into The Diplomat's pool.
Hoad met the last bus, but no Marie. Back to Kool Kup, his cell on.
There, the few speculated on what could've happened.
After Mom's death, the original garage was sold. Now, Walt presides over The Tuneup Center’s purchase by Dollar Bonanza. That money gets Dad into Pine Murmur, where he insists on Christmas, Bitsy coming early to cook. And drink: "Somebody's car was always more important than the two of us!" Dad says no cars would’ve meant no college! Walt smooths it over, and they eat, then exchange gifts. Next year, his place!--Dr Mauro expecting Lornette to be discharged from Bide a Bit soon. Bitsy starts crying because her recently-departed Rence had been the only man she truly ever...! Dad switches off the chandelier so they can enjoy the tree.
Labels: age, Christmas, Family, family conflicts, love, Santa
Friday, December 27, 2013
The Revolution Where Quite a Few Attend
Gauging Aged Militancy
-When the Revolution comes I'll be too old.
-No excuse! You'll hafta choose!
-Okay, is there a word for the most extreme Left?
-Righties will say Communist.
-They won't know shit then either!
-Besides, even in a Revolution, one must
moderate his views. Sometimes hourly.
-Uh huh? And finally end up back with the rapacious righty mess we have now? FOR SALE!
-Money-Cronies arguing like hell to keep it
even as we speak! Actually, because we speak.
-That's their patriotism!
-We'll always have such patriots, sending minimum
wagers to glorious deaths.
-Anything would be better.
-No, not anything.
Labels: age, lefty, patriotism, revolution, righty, war
Monday, February 09, 2009
Back from the beach
of a cold day and the
kids are swimming,
and throwing their
little bodies against
frigid waves. If an
icy one slammed my nuts,
be like Reaper swung
that sickle into the sea
like a 9-iron.
Labels: age