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Elderly Woman


Watching wheels slipdown the cracked intersection, lull thoughts in an neon air, lounging in an orange lawn chair Spurting Up!, from where jean used to be, flowerprint flares voicing repair and silently acknowledging Extinction. She watches the wheels roll on, smiling at kids peering through windows, Tapping at the Glass fog, she could’ve been a Goldfish in another life.
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Such a majestic being!

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