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A Death in the Family

by @lp-foster

My grandma died in '97. She died at home while I was eating a brownie. A brownie my aunt pulled out of the oven. It burnt the roof of my mouth. I went to tell her and she was gone. I was 6. She was gone. She looked so beautifully tragic. With the hint of a smile on her face, and wisps of hair that framed her face you would of thought she planned it. Like a well thought out suicide. I'm 22. I still use her recipe. I want to tell her that they are perfect She is gone. I burn the roof of my mouth every time.
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