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Nancy Harris Mclelland

Poetry, Prose, Opinions about Aging from an Ex-cowgirl Octogenarian.

I Always Stop for Gas in Lovelock

Even though no sani-seat covers 


in the regular stall in the ladies room 


at the Standard Station in Lovelock,


a town where lovers lock their love.


In the handicapped stall the lock doesn’t work.


You  prop your purse against the door. 


The Sikh at the register scowls. 


I wonder why he’s here.  


I miss the woman with bubblegum  hair.  


I wonder what happened to her.

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