Yes, we can’t take it with us
Cash or treasures of any kind;
Hearse without a trailer, thus
How we leave the world behind!
And it’s a truth we oft discuss

At the young mother he looked
With worried, quizzical eyes
Then said “How come you have
Just one earring?”
Startled, she grabbed both ears

A raven cawed
Fear struck my heart
Chills quickly engulfed me
All so unexplainably
It seems so odd

Ever after seems so far, far away
But it’s what we aim for every day
We pray our love forever will stay
Even after all our hairs turn gray
If we wish our adventure to succee

Vintage models we are; some of us
We move with caution, lest somethi
(Except those among us, the health
For spare parts unavailable, or ha
Yes, old we are; we’re yesterday’s

Indeed, letting go isn’t easy
But it’s something we must do
To unburden our hearts completely
And in doing so, to ourselves be t
Just imagine it is autumn, look at

The past, I put away in a paper b
And threw it with the next-day’s t
I went to bed feeling good,
But sleep didn’t come in a flash
For I remembered the olden days

Once upon a time there was an old
All by himself in a secluded mount
A rottweiler lived with him
Only ate cookies and cream
Sadly, he wouldn’t bark; intruders

It’s a season of promise that all’
Heaven smiles; yeah! The future’s
All we see, hear, touch! What a d
Nature’s beauty has cast a magical
Sadly, spring will eventually bid

i’ve tried to find meaning
in everything I see,
but sometimes a sunset’s
just a moment to cherish!
often times I have stopped

Tied to the bedroom door, a yellow
His heart skipped, throbbing in hy
As the nervous thrill of anticipat
Overcame him completely, yes indee
For there it is, in unblushing fas

“Sweetie, it’s not you, it’s me!
I care about you, don’t you see?”
It seems he hears that everyday…
It’s an awful, hurtful cliché…
And so ends his latest romance