For Ian
Somewhat solitudinarian, I’m bein’
in the midst of my septuagenarian age,
hopeful of promotion to octogenarian
like that Marion the librarian; she who was
so totalitarian with stacks of authoritarian;
and me, such a wild child barbarian seeking
both libertarian and egalitarian ideals
like equalitarian and nonsectarian, except for
agism which seemed contrarian to Yossarian
the prelapsarian in the books of Merrion.
I see centenarian as a contractarian goal
even for the Rastafarian or Merion, or the lost
latitudinarian with limited access to a seminarian
or a utilitarian agrarian humanitarian.
Look both ways with rhymes for reasons.
Mind gaps for grammarian parliamentarians
from other generations.
Our Literary Journey 
Brilliant!!!!!!
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Thank you, Jen.
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You’re welcome Bill,
Your use of all of those rhyming words for “solitudinarian” was beyond excellent!
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You are too kind, but I’ll take it. 🙂
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😊
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That was awesome, Bill😊
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Thank you, Sue.
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Love all the “-arian” in your poem. LOL. I try to be a vegetarian, but end up being a valetudinarian.
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Glad you liked it.
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Very clever, you really are a literarean Bill!
My 90!
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Thanks, Keith.
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