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Quixote's dun tiltin'


you're never too young to plan a funeral but you can certainly get too old.  By clicking here you can get to find out about famous last words...

a new song seeking a cool tune
by Stefan Lewis-Fish

 

alternatively there's always the University of the Third Age

 

find your own cash in the attic with the Antiques Roadshow website...

 

isyou'll find loads of old antiques at the British Museum...

 

there are other ways to exercise the grey matter!

 

how about starting to get fit with some nice, gentle exercise?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I was a child of my times

I was born, soon I'll die

I fought battles and rattled my sabre

Like that warrior of old

I was quixotic I'm told

Windmills quivered when I challenged their sails!

 

But I was gentle as a lover

When you bowled me over

With eyes shining in the moonlight of Paris

From the Champs Elysees

To the streets of Marseilles

I was bewitched and transfixed by your magic

 

And we all moved on

Our times faded and gone

New horizons beckoned us forward

Sometimes we'd succeeded

And sometimes we failed

But the waltzing it went on and on

 

Do you ever regret

The courses we set

And the things that we left far behind us

Oh if we could go back

To set a new tack

What wonderful mischief we'd make

 

But I was a child of my time

I was born and soon I'll die

I've fought battles and I've rattled my sabre

Like that warrior of old

I was quixotic I'm told

And those windmills still spin in my head

 

 

 

 

 

check out what the Open University can offer you~~~click here to discuss your ideas~~~smooth out those tired old wrinkles and get rid of face ache here!
© Stefan Lewis-Fish

(24th January 2004)