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Tom Turner
Poems
Oct 2020
The Old Woman
Frail old woman,
***** hands, gray hair,
at the corner, sign in hand.
Eyes cast down, standing there.
And then I paused
and wondered why β
why was she standing there,
and why do we all drive by?
She has to be
somebodyβs mother
or wife or sister.
Has she no one to love her?
Has she no place to go,
no place to be?
If Biden wins that surely
one day will be you and me.
Written by
Tom Turner
75/M/North Carolina
(75/M/North Carolina)
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