Grey Hair (A Caution) Poem by M Paul Burress

M Paul Burress

M Paul Burress

Cumberland Region of the Appalachian Mountains

Grey Hair (A Caution)



If on a quest,
For wisdom's best,
Use caution with heads turned Grey.
For that silver top,
Might be the mop,
That leads you far astray.

How nice twould be,
If when we see,
A head of Grey in bloom.
If their crested dome,
Marked Wisdom's home,
But don't conclude that too soon

Because, hair of grey,
Could indicate,
A lode of Wisdom's Gold.
Or, that frosted pate,
May merely state:
'Here's a fool grown old.'

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Christine Kerr 28 February 2009

You said very creatively that age does not always brings wisdom in a light hearted way, Very nicely done.

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Barry A. Lanier 28 February 2009

enjoyed the humor and wisdom

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M Paul Burress

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Cumberland Region of the Appalachian Mountains
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