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Mud-Pies

by OrangeRose

I was a chef when I was little Best in the world. The mud-pies I made for my imaginary friends Always had the perfect consistency And sometimes I would take Little piles of worm dirt I found on the ground And use them as sprinkles... But only on special occasions. As I got older My friends went away And I can't recall whether They left of their own free will Or if I pushed them away But they were gone regardless... So I stopped making mud-pies. I eat the food I make now And I don't think I'm that great of a chef anymore But I like to think My imaginary friends still do.
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Written by
OrangeRose
24 / F / Under a Willow Tree
Published
Feb 1, 2023
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2m
Tags
#mudpies#childhood#growth#imagination#innocence#happy#sad
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