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I used to lose my car keys,
But those they took from me,
When I failed to pass the eye test,
At the local DMV.
Now I've lost all definition,
‘Round about my waist,
And since I lost my sense of smell,
I’ve lost my sense of taste.
Every time I shower now,
I lose some more gray hair.
I've lost all feeling in my legs,
Just sitting in my chair.
Hid deep behind these wrinkles,
I've lost my supple skin.
And when looking in the mirror,
It's not the same smooth grin.
My teeth have all abandoned me,
Where did I put those dentures?
Maybe by the box of photos,
Depicting my adventures.
I've lost my flexibility,
In my fingers, back and knees,
And I nearly lose “control”,
Each time I cough or sneeze.
My sense of humor’s still intact,
The last thing that shall go,
If only I could hear the joke,
It’d make me laugh I know.
I’ve lost too many loved ones,
Had my share of pain and sorrow,
But I’ll find my joy in heaven,
Where there lies a bright tomorrow.
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