By John I. Blair
From an album decades old Today I’m scanning photos Reminding how I looked When young and juicy.
Where are all the wrinkles, Wizened skin, wobbly ankles, Grizzled hair? I barely recognize me.
It takes a catapult of faith To find that winsome fellow Still is winsome, maybe wiser, And still in there.
©2007 John I. Blair
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