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Age Does Not Define


New changing looks; the wrinkles, ‘n’ gray hair

too.  Insight, learning different knowledge on

A history topic. Stories on a chair

is ‘bout what people recognize upon.

 

Discover’r of family bonds. First to guide the young.

Love. Nothing more to speak. The teacher ‘bout

right ‘n’ immoral. Always happy sung.

Intentions special ‘n’ unique, no doubt.

 

My grandfather, witty, excit’ed, sane.

The laughter one has after meeting him-

unreal. Have courage- words I can retain.

A trendy one at heart, chic is at whim.

 

Though grandfathers’ are varied, most shar’en

the common interests for all children.  

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