The Patina of Life, Beautiful Layers and Reflection
At Every Age of Life, Embrace The Beauty Of You
The patina of life accumulates over one’s lifetime a body memory collection of dents scratches scrapes c—r-a-c-k—i—n—g stains
one’s true nature shows through all the previous layers patina, a sign of life worn well—l-i-v-e-d scars, proof of healing over the years build character
well-aged
is a work of art, sought-after growing older is far from being less
remember, you are beautiful unlike any other in the world.
ONE OF A KIND
celebrate yourself at every age.
open your door step out with optimism, a joyful outlook embody feeling free be playful believe in yourself, as you grow wiser.
Shift The Mindset
Why do marketers depict older men as virile, yet silver? Why do they conversely treat a woman over 40 as past her prime?
A 72-year-old actor is on the front cover—Hot Dame! Helen Mirren Is The Hero We Need (Allure Magazine, 2017). She doesn’t believe in “anti-aging—a phrase that reinforces the idea that aging is a disease or condition that needs to be fought.”
What do you say?
A Note of Thanks
Thank you, Pam Winter, for publishing my poetry to The 3B’s.
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