It’s strange that as the years go byOld folk, they younger, getI have a mem’ry from quite young,I still can recall, yet.I would have still been very youngBut old enough to hearAnd understand all that was saidBy those I held so dear.In our village, with mother,From church, a girl, we met,Who’d be, late teens to twentiesT’forget this, mum didn’t let.After initial greeting,Which really was quite short, A compliment was given, On this, I do report.
“You’re looking good today Mrs Ross” “For an old girl, don’t feel so great“
“YOU’RE not old” was her reply.....
’Twas THEN I dealt my fate
“My mammy IS old”, I repliedMy mother looked forlorn,I continued on that "sheWas 40 when I was born”
Now having passed my 'forties' by . Two plus a half decade, . Forties really was quite YOUNG, . .. Of THAT, I'll, YOU, persuade.
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