Dilapidated, but not fully worn out
cracked up, unbroken earthen pots
line the flowerbeds in the withering garden.
I capture imperfections in the autumn leaf
in my amateur attempts at photography
and try to lend meaning to a semi-retired life.
My ageing skin looks harsh on the neon-lit stage
I am not updated with latest airbrushing techniques
Back home, within the confines of peeling wall paint
My ageing partner finds a perfect mate in my imperfections.
Inspired by Sammi Cox at
Image: pixabay.com

This is such a unique poem, Reena. I really like it.
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Thank you so much!
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Thanks for joining in with the weekend writing prompt. I really enjoyed your poem; it’s so beautifully written 🙂
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