She asked me of her age
Mottled, old and gray
I told her silver
Is a precious metal
'Bendable with the heat of life,' she said
'The resource every man desires' was my answer
She traced her wrinkles
With her fingers
Crying out to me
Of her lost beauty
And the pain the mirror brings
I told her valleys
Collect on the skin
And store important things
'Reget and guilt, hidden in lines,' she said
'Wisdom and memories shown through time' was my answer
It pains me to see
That my bestest friend
Hates to see
The passing of time
Because she looks at the surface
At prune skin and wire hair
Yet I know to go deeper
To the knowledge, the good times,
Hidden beneath
That lovely wrinkled skin
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