Life in The Old Girl Yet

In the store, I watch a friend stroke

nubby cloth, leather coats, silk shirts.

Pay attention to clothes that she

takes off the rack, colors she

selects, how they complement

her eyes and white hair.

I’m  glad  that she’s busy

looking in the mirror,

not at me, watching.

Jennifer Abod, PHD

JENNIFER ABOD, PHD (she/her) is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, radio broadcaster and jazz singer. She is a former assistant professor of Communications and Women’s Studies. Her poems appear in One Art Journal, The Metro Washington Weekly, Silver Birch Press, Sinister Wisdom, Wild Crone Wisdom, Artemis Journal, Fruitslice, Discretionary Love, Persimmon Tree and are forthcoming in Spillway Magazine, www.jenniferabod.com

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