At 62

Kevin Michael Bloor

At 62, I’ll need a saviour!

Who’ll bollock me for bad behaviour

And bear upon His steely shoulder

The grief I’ll feel at growing older.

If I procure this Prince of Peace

My fear of death will surely cease!

 

At 62, I’ll need forgiveness!

That’s certainly a saviour’s business:

To die the death and do the bleeding

And answer people’s prayerful pleading.

For oldies too, I think you’ll find

Are sinners of the human kind!

 

At 62, I’ll need salvation!

For feet, I’ll need a firm foundation.

A way, a truth, a life worth living,

A Lord, who’s full of free forgiving,

A rock, who doesn’t rock or roll,

Who’s sacrosanct as sacred scroll!

 

At 62, I’ll need some healing!

For sickness that I’ve been concealing

Within my soul, like child who's sleeping;

I’ll wake it with my wistful weeping,

Then walk it over to the cross

And make a gain from saviour’s loss!

 

At 62, I’ll take it steady,

For life to come, I won’t be ready

But even so, I’ll be preparing;

Without a saviour, won’t be daring

To step into that great unknown;

Since only losers die alone!

 

At 62, I’ll need a saviour!

Who’ll bollock me for bad behaviour

And bear upon His steely shoulder

The grief I’ll feel at growing older.

If I procure this Prince of Peace

My fear of death will surely cease!

  • Author: Blue-eyed Bolla (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 29th, 2018 05:24
  • Comment from author about the poem: a birthday poem to myself
  • Category: Reflection
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  • Neville

    62 aint bad when ya 97... a thoroughly entertaining and likewise enjoyed rant.. sorry.. celebration Happy Birthday...

    • Kevin Michael Bloor

      Thanks Neville, appreciate your feedback and kind comments; I feel young again now! 😊

      • Neville

        well there ya go sir.. twas all in the mind..

      • Goldfinch60

        62 was a few years ago for me and I am still here enjoying life with the knowledge that My Spirit will never fail me.



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