Every single day I age a little more
Slowly but surely, I'm losing the war
I have just spotted my very first wrinkle
Barely a crease, but a definite crinkle
In a flash, twenty years have gone by
I have two crows' feet, one for each eye
My eyelids are droopy with bags, in the end
I'm sad to say gravity was not my friend
Perhaps I should buy expensive cream in a pot
That will make my skin smooth, supple and taut
I could go to a clinic where they sandblast your skin
It's called dermabrasion, and I've heard it's quite 'in'
Perhaps I should consider a glycolic peel
They say a slight tingling is all you can feel
Then I wonder how much a facelift would cost
That's when it hits me, a line has been crossed
I return to the present, my worries are passed
I'm relieved to have come to my senses so fast
Everyone ages and I shall do so with grace
Proudly wearing the experience etched on my face
Telling myself that as old as I may be
Intrepid will always be older than me

