Karim Khattab
At 32,
little seems new,
for most of what you see
you already knew.
At 32,
your true friends
tun into your crew.
Finally, you realize
you only need a true
few.
At 32,
some troubles accrue.
For some it's a failed marriage,
others two.
But most
stick to just one boo,
after saying "I do".
At 32,
I feel attached to my past
with superglue.
I know, you knew.
At 32,
some days go by like years
filled with tears.
Missing those
who were near
and dear.
Now they're
nowhere near
yet, very dear.
At 32,
nothing I just said sounds new.
Perhaps it is to you.
I talk to myself,
I wonder if you do too.
Do you?
Bye now