Two Comedians
Two comedians, both upon a stage, give their final performances, due to older age, one is slightly older, and one is more in grace, tell their whimsical lines, to an audience engaged, laughter, is the manner, in which they both are paid, as this performance was, the greatest that they gave, one says to the other, "Thank you, for this day", quietly, so softly, as not to delay, the dropping of the curtain, on this final play, with ending lines, and roaring audience applaud, husband and wife take their bow, without a given flaw, the curtain drops, and lucky are those who saw, the performance of these two comedians, who gave this life their all.
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