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Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryNote Pad Coaching
And so it came,
the autumn of my years.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryPam Schaffer

As we age gracefully
bits of our existence filter out
as leaves fall from a sturdy tree.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryDarshan Marlecha

The beautiful flowers ( family)
comes out best
when a man invests his blood,
body and soul



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryWayne Kelley

Lead a life that will leave
pieces of yourself,
to be remembered by.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryIndira Pant Singh

The glorious season of age settles in
like the hues of autumn leaves
that brighten the golden.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryPatricia Larson

As the last leaf blows
from this well seasoned tree,
all that will remain are memories of me.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryLisa Dutkiewicz

Here I sit in my chair without care
as my memory leaves me little by little,
gone with the winds of time.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruarySocorro Brillantes

Life wither but memories always linger.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryPooja Abhay Nirmal

Old-age is that beautiful stage
where the only worrying load
on your back is karma,
clear them and fly.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryDarshan Marlecha

The seeds of our deeds
blossom with age,
live wisely



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryLyn Coffey- Emerling

I sit here thinking
I am losing little pieces of myself.
Soon Iโ€™ll be just a memory.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryDilys Gough

In the autumn of my life



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryPatrick Parker

Itโ€™s the Blue Sunset of his life.
Like the Autumn leaves in the fall,
true beauty is only seen after death.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryMadhu Jaiswal

Reflecting and sitting back
in the fall of life,
as memories laden leaves
wither away far from me.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryNic Freest

Alone in my chair,
I seek relief.
Thinking of my life
falling away like a leaf.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryMary Kirkpatrick

The elderlyโ€™s despondency and isolation,
mimics the maple treeโ€™s cycle of defoliation.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryEric Rusnak

pieces of leafs I leave this life in peace.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryKim DeCocco-Sharon

Sadly some sit and wait as seasons change.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryTony Napier

Time blows us like leaves
until we once more become stars dust.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryBoomer Bubbles

As old dreams fly away like the Seasons of fall.
I open my mind to a season of refreshment
flowing inwards like butterflies!



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryDebra Pry

As you get older enjoy the seasons,
The season of life, love and change.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryJudy Abiera

No matter how tall and tough is the tree,
it will reach the point that all its leaves will fall
and eventually dies.



Wise Pick For 26 Februarysteffibacon

Slowly fading away



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryRylie

Like seasons,
we also change,
with time.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryPatricia Burtescu

The entry into the winter
of our lives blows away
the remaining autumn leaves
from our thoughts



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryKarthik Parthasarathy

The fall before the endless cold.



Wise Pick For 26 FebruaryTรด Ska

We lose our pieces over a lifetime;
motes of dust in the air
eternally swirling around those that loved us.


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