Silverback

Neville

Silverback

 

  Dear lord, tis just as feared,

I look like someone’s grandpappy ..

Both with and without the beard,

a silverback, if ever there was ..

  But by gum, I am so very happy ..

 

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 6th, 2023 01:59
  • Comment from author about the poem: just a little something 🤍
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • orchidee

    A fine write N.
    It's said grey/white hairs are a sign of wisdom. KP has none of course. lol.
    In our old ages, I will go 'silver' and she will melt from botox.

    • Neville



      absolutely blubberly, sounds like a bleached whale

    • Teddy.15

      LOL I bet you are the most handsome granpappy out of all your mates! ❤️

      • Neville



        Aww gosh .. now ya got me going as red as this heart shaped emogi ❤️

      • LIZ

        😆 BUT...silverback is the style these days! No? And...sir...preferably with beard! Lol

        • Neville



          .. so, I'm a trend setter now eh .. presently only part beard tho .. thanks for tickling my fancy LIZ 🙂👍

          • LIZ

            For sure!! 💜💜💜

          • orchidee

            I thought this was about KP's similarity to - silverback gorillas?! lol.

          • Jerry Reynolds

            I do identify with that. No hair but Grandpa indeed.

            • Neville



              its a special kinda feeling I've never had before .. thanks Jez .. good to see you here and hope all is well sir .. 👍

              • Jerry Reynolds

                All is well, thanks for asking. Just been lazy.

              • L. B. Mek

                smile wide, let those gums shine bright
                for this, is
                a most deserved grandpa accolade
                you've earned my friend

                • Neville



                  it was a long time coming my friend ............... thanks a mile and those few extra yards for good measure ..



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