She was thirteen
And head over heels
She believed in love
And what it reveals
And when that boy left her
What did they say?
You're too young to worry
About love today.
She was eighteen
And infatuation arose
She gave it her all
And became overexposed
He tore her in two
And what did they assurt?
You're too young to concern
Yourself with this hurt
She was twenty-four
And seduced to the core
She wanted this one to last
But that's not what she had in store
Once again, she was hurt
And what was it they pronounced?
You're still young my dear
This one doesn't count
She was thirty-two
And took-up with a man
She had a twinkle in her eye
And a diamond on her hand
But he got scared and off he went
And what did they have to proclaim?
That she would find another
She just needed better aim
Well, she is forty-eight
And all alone
Not a man's voice
To be heard in this home
And all she hears
Is the whispers in the street
About how she's much too old
For ever a man to meet.
© 2006 TornPaperDoll
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