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THE ELDERLY MAN, a poem by Maria Griselda Garcia cuerva, Argentina

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Maria Griselda Garcia cuerva, Argentina

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THE ELDERLY MAN

The square is tinged
with autumn golden tones,
the elderly man walks slowly,
treading on dry leaves.

The silence is bitter,
absences are painful,
the memories upset him,
and he shows his sadness.

The burden of loneliness
numbs his damaged body,
the sorrow he feels
is reflected in his eyes.

He's tormented by thoughts,
he doesn't foster hopes,
he stops on a corner,
and his pale hands tremble.

He wants somebody to retrieve
the monotony of every day,
his family has neglected him,
lack of love is evident.

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Maria Garcia cuervaIt's sad but true; unluckily, many times elderly people are left alone. Many thanks for your comments, Sammie. Regards from Argentina. GriseldaArgentina10/17/2008 5:57:05 PM
sammie bagleya sad write, old people tend to be left aloneUSA10/17/2008 12:48:34 AM
GriseldaMany thanks, Evelyn and Thelma.I feel very badly when I see elderly people who are sad and lonely.I'd like they were better because they deserve it.Perhaps one day the situation isn't like this.All of us may help to do it. Regards. GriseldaArgentina6/12/2007 1:52:02 PM
thelma zaracostasThis poem has brought to light the dilemma of some of our elderly who become invisible to some families and society "Lack of love is evident" HOW TRUE!australia6/9/2007 7:02:22 PM
EvelynI liked this poem a lot.You are right,sometimes elderly people feel very lonely and their relatives don't take any notice of them. I think it's a very good work. Congratulations! EvelynArgentina6/9/2007 5:35:44 PM

 

 
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