He Wishes for the Clothes of Youth
Were I not burdened by ev’ry year,
But blessed with nimble and twinkling feet,
The black and the white, dancing footgear
Of taste, enlaced, chic and upbeat,
I would shed the years before your face;
But I, being old, have only these clothes;
I have spread my clothes around the place;
Step lightly, in case you break all my toes.

Comments
fatboy74 | December 13, 2010 - 01:55
Excellent. :-) Can't get which poem is number six?