The Server
I've always lived in Iowa, she said,
Thought I might leave when my husband died
But I didn't have no where I could go
And no money to get there.
Iowa's as good a place as any, you know,
Now, my grandchildren are here,
Guess I'll stay close to them,
But I don't see much of them these days
They have their own lives to live.
It's the same sad story everywhere you go.
She throws a towel over her shoulder
And hurries away toward the kitchen.
written August 24, 2021
Copyright © L Milton Hankins | Year Posted 2021
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