Rain, Rain Please Stay!

November 2nd, 2012 Comments off

Rain, Rain Please Stay!

Rain, Rain don’t go away,

Stay and sprinkle on our day!

It is NOT always funny

To have it HOT and sunny.

So, even though our shoes get damp,

And our hair “shades” like a lamp’s,

We can sparkle in a shower,

Moisturized like some rare flower!

Rain, Rain, please rain awhile,

It will moisten up my smile,

Glisten all my radiant beams

And lubricate my Age Esteem!

Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®

Train Your Brain

October 26th, 2012 Comments off

Train Your Brain

Train your brain to make the most

Of Life, and even try to boast

About the talents you have shown –

The ones unique to you alone.

Train your brain and Lo and Behold

You’ll never think you’re growing old.

Think Young, and very soon you’ll seem

To exemplify Age Esteem!

 Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®

Write A Letter

October 19th, 2012 Comments off

Write A Letter

 It will make you feel better

If you write a nice letter

To a friend or the friends of your choice

They will love snail or e-mail

(and with or without detail)

Just to “hear”, by your words, your own voice.

So put down the pages

Your feelings, in stages,

Reveal the Real YOU, and Rejoice

Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®


Time Goes By

October 12th, 2012 Comments off

Time Goes By

Time goes by with timeless speed,

Helping to fulfill each need.

Gratefully we try to be

Kind and true, in harmony

With our gifts and specialness

Holding on to youthfulness!

Fill your time with vim-like steam

Bubbling out with Age Esteem

Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®

A Lesson From Bubbles

October 5th, 2012 Comments off

A Lesson From Bubbles

 A lesson from Bubbles

Can lessen your troubles

And blow away worries and cares.

Pain can come in puddles

Bristly and like stubble

And burst when you’re most unaware.

Take a lesson from Bonnie

Blow bubbles with harmony

Encircled by beauty and flair.

Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®

Go And Grow

September 28th, 2012 Comments off

Go And Grow

If you walk a foot

Or go a mile,

It is nice to put

On a Big smile!

Mileage in both feet and years

Can reduce unwanted fears.

Move on with bright anticipation

Beneath sun or precipitation!

Actively you’ll go and grow,

Spending years in Life aglow!

Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®


Thank You

September 21st, 2012 Comments off

Thank You

Thank you for the days I’ve had,

Thank you for the days to come;

Thank you when I have been glad,

Thank you for not staying glum.

Thank you for my gathering years,

Thank you for my heritage,

Thank you for diminished fears

I’m sure, I’m sane: I’m saxifrage*!

 Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®

*An esteemed new word for the AgeEsteem blog.

 

Using Age Esteem

September 14th, 2012 Comments off

Using Age Esteem

Florida is the sunshine state,

Even when it rains!

We should shine and be as great,

Even with our pains.

Cheerfulness is so contagious,

Even through our woes.

Why not sometimes be outrageous

Then ALL trouble goes!

Clouds don’t always hide the sun,

It’s there and can be seen.

Your brighter days have just begun

While using Age Esteem.

Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®

The Road Less Traveled

September 7th, 2012 Comments off

The Road Less Traveled  

The road less traveled is a favorite poem,

The rider is wondering which way to go home.

Difficult choices are hard to decide,

How to show outside, your feelings inside?

You think and feel youthful, but lines make you seem “old”,

You appear to be bashful, but really are bold.

Choose to be unique – and one of a kind,

Be cheerful, be lovely, display your fine mind!

Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®

Sun, Sun, Wonderful Sun

August 31st, 2012 Comments off

Sun, Sun, Wonderful Sun

Sun, sun, wonderful sun,

It makes you want to dance and run;

Even if your muscles wane,

You can do the same in rain!

Why pretend you’re much “too older”?

Take your spirits by the shoulder

They don’t just know any age,

Proof is look at Bonnie’s page!

Written by Alexandra Taylor for AgeEsteem®