Aging
- Joanne Benedetto
- Jan 20
- 1 min read

Accepting, finally he needs a cane,
He will use it however with disdain,
His face, robust in younger days, is pale,
Although he has his mind his health will fail.
But here, stirring black coffee with a spoon,
He drinks it sober in the afternoon,
Saving the sugar for a bitter day.
He lives with pain. Is there another way?
And takes his dinner with a grain of salt.
He is aging, though this is not his fault.
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