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sunday morning

# *Twin glasses of orange juice, froth quietly fizzling out

A plate of turkey bacon piled overzealously high*

 

I would cook you French toast every day, if you'd let me.

 

*Fresh croissants from a bakery down the street

Halved strawberries drizzled with honey*

 

I'll sprinkle cinnamon in our coffee, just like my grandmother used to.

 

I don't know much of love, but I know this:

When the sun breaks through my kitchen window,

I hope you'll be sitting at the table. #

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Written by
moniqueezeh
21 / nyc
Published
Nov 17, 2022
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#food#breakfast#cooking#love#sunday#sundays#morning#mornings#family#friends
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