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Temptations
Like the woman I meet Who says hello as we Pass on the street And I think Act your age Should know better As this stage But I surely think I'll be dead When a lovely woman Doesn't turn my head Temptations The Brandy on the shelf Of the supermarket Stood there by itself Special offer Full of allure I can almost taste Sweet and pure But memories of Hangovers long past Give me the strength To abstain at last Temptations At every stage It doesn't get easier With advancing age But the man Unlike the boy Learns to pace And enjoy To take life steady And to savour At every stage Life's rich full flavour Vote for this poem
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