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Stories to be Told


A little wink,

A loving scold,

A hint to stories yet untold.

 

The Sage brought about by age,

They sing of their glory days.

A lot of wisdom,

So little of time,

A gleam of excitement in her eyes.

The young girl listens and she sighs,

So little of wisdom,

A lot of time.

 

Such is the stories of the aged,

Inspiring,

Exciting,

Leaving the young ones much engaged.

 

I hope one day that I can be,

A Sage to tell the stories yet to see.

 

But for now I wait,

And I see as fate gives me

A little wink,

A loving scold,

A hint to stories yet to unfold.

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