We never know when we are young
Exactly
how we’ll age.
So
many unknown factors
All
pitch in to set the stage.
Of
course, we have our DNA,
A
part of us since birth,
And
then the way we live our lives
For
all our years on earth.
The
food we eat, the jobs we have,
Our
exercise (or lack),
The
stress we face and problems which
May
veer us off the track.
The
health-related issues
And
the treatments they entail
May
be tough enough that skin will sag
And
wrinkles will prevail.
When
school reunions happen
And
we see each older face,
We
might see pain and suffering
That
make-up can’t erase.
Yet
seeing others with their years
Of
troubles on display
May
fool us into being glad
That
we don’t look that way.
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