There we were sitting on the sofa,
Arms around each other
Snogging and kissing without aplomb.
We’d stop,
Look in each other’s eyes,
Then kiss again,
Hugging each other so hard.
Again and again it happened,
There we were like two teenagers
That were experimenting with snogging,
Snogging and kissing.
But no we were of an age,
Both in our seventies
Finding our youth once more
In this new thing,
This new things back in our long lives,
This snogging and kissing.
-
Author:
Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: February 1st, 2022 02:33
- Comment from author about the poem: Just thinking what it may be like.
- Category: Humor
- Views: 47
- Users favorite of this poem: kitty the naughty poet
Offline)
Comments7
Glad some ones are having fun, as I say to some poems! lol.
It was millions of years ago for us.
Thanks Orchi.
Snogging and kissing... in ya seventies... I hope me and my hubby are still like that at 70 🥰 a great poem here Andy 🙂
Thank you katie, I am sure you will be still doing so all your life.
Andy
ya dont need aplomb nor an excuse to snog n kiss at any age do ya Andy .. 🙂
Very true Neville.
Andy
Disgusting! 😊👍 😊👍 😊 👍
Apologies, Andy - I mis-wrote there as this should have read 'Disgraceful' as in growing old disgracefully - something I'd vote for anytime.
Thank you Dave, growing old is wonderful as I got up for yet another day.
Andy
lol, I love this!
and so true, love
doesn't go
by the age on birth certificates
but by the capacity limits
of our heart's,
stay forever young, Andy
where it counts the most
in your mind, heart
and those dreams, that give us
our motivations and appetite
for life
So kind and so very true Mek, thank you.
Andy
Had a similar experience though in my 50’s at the time. We called it being in our cocoon. Still married to the same wonderful gal!
I am sure that you will be together forever John, love conquers all.
Andy
At any age snogging and kissing is wonderful! May need to take dentures out eventually.
It surely is Rozina.
Yes those dentures could get in the way. LOL.
Andy
To be able to comment and rate this poem, you must be registered. Register here or if you are already registered, login here.