First Line: SOME GIDDY FOOLS DO REV'REND AGE DERIDE Last Line: WHO OLD, INFIRM, AND POOR, CAN LONGER LIFE DESIRE. Subject(s): OLD AGE;
SOME giddy fools do rev'rend Age deride, But who enjoy'd it not, untimely died; We pray we may to good old age attain, And then of its infirmities complain; But their insatiate minds I must admire, Who old, infirm, and poor, can longer life desire.