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We Are 50's

 We Are 50's

We are 50's
We are 50's
We know we are ageing
We know we are ageing

We are 50's
We are 50's
We know we are old in our bodies
But young in our minds

We are 50's
We are 50's
We know our destination is not too far
But we still live as if we'll be here forever

We are 50's
We are 50's
We keep thinking about our teens
Reflecting on our naughty days

We are 50's
We are 50's
We keep talking about our crushes
Giggling about the past rumours

We are 50's
We are 50's
We keep talking about diet
But still binge on an extra beer

We are 50's
We are 50's
We live with the memories of our young days
And give no thought to when we'll kick the bucket

We are 50's
We are 50's
Thinking about the pleasure of the past
And ignoring the pain of the future

We are 50's
We are 50's
Aging gracefully
Maturing mindfully

We'll keep reciting the same when we're 60's, 70's, 80's, till we take our last breath
We are born to live; we will be born every day, with minds filled with youthfulness and hearts filled with love and care.

M.L.Narendra Kumar

 

 

 

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