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401(K) American
December 8, 2016
She's a 401(k) American.
She cannot find his name...
Lost.
Can no one benefit?
They are leaving a piece…
She forgets, a former human.
Leaving.
Lost.
Forgotten.
It’s likely to grow worse.
No longer forfeiting a piece of security.
For his benefit, he changed his name.
Lose a piece of her,
A former human.
Lost.
Unable to locate.
Old.
Alone.
Humans ultimately fall.
© Alisha R., Kannapolis, NC
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This piece is a found poem from “Whatever happened to that old 401k?” By Anne Tergesen from the Wall Street Journal.