How to put it in easy English?

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The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes give nothing away. Bright and full of life, it is hard to believe that Madam Goh Gwek Eng is McDonald's oldest employee.
The 92-year-old, who lived through the Japanese Occupation, has been working at the fast food chain for the past 18 years.

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The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes are bright and full of life.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes don't.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes are like the eyes of someone who isn't as old as she is.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes are not on her face.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes ain't no goddamned rat.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes ..well, let's not even go there.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes are made of flawless glass.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes have come across a coupon for cheap Botox treatments.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes were covered by insurance.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes are like black, vacuous holes that reveal the futility of effort and the inevitability of death.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes are unable to see them. This is tale of her struggle with body adysmorphic disorder.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes beckon your own downwards to wrinkles that allude to the promises of new life. She is on top of you now, kissing. Her strength is surprising. You are overcome.

The wrinkles1 on her face may indicate her age, but her eyes are like a fountain of youth, spraying out thin streams of water that taste faintly of urine and pennies.

I hope this helped.