Baby Boomers,  Management,  Psychology of Life,  Womens Issues,  Work

She’s Gone

There She Goes

The woman who needs make-up

She wore it every day

Her outfits were always to die for

She never missed a sale.

There she goes

The woman who wears stockings

But Comfortable shoes

And a pretty hair clip

With bobby pins to match

There she goes

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The woman who needs to buy lipstick

The woman in a hurry to finish laundry

She sails through the grocery store

Wishing for the promised nap

There she goes

Rushing towards what is next

Hoping she doesn’t see her ex   

Finding a make-up remover that’s gentle

Her fingernails always need help

There she goes

Is the phone charged

Does the car have gas

Has her oldest found a babysitter

Will she get some rest

There She Goes

There is always something next

Always somewhere to be

Always someone to see

Always a new need

And There She’s gone

There’s no need for lipstick

No need to track down sales

And why does she need that make up?

Or those earrings?

And She’s gone

No one cares about her shoes, if

They don’t fit, so what, no one is looking

There’ll be no more phone calls,

Because no one is calling

She’s gone

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