By now, they blur together—perfume, heels, half-smiles.
One asks if you ever get tired of being invisible.
You say, “That’s the job.”
She laughs, “No, that’s a tragedy.”
The car door swallows her answer.
You go back to counting raindrops.










By now, they blur together—perfume, heels, half-smiles.
One asks if you ever get tired of being invisible.
You say, “That’s the job.”
She laughs, “No, that’s a tragedy.”
The car door swallows her answer.
You go back to counting raindrops.









