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Custard Tarts

by malcolm-f-davidson

Custard Tarts A mouthful of sweetness yellow; crust; chewed slowly, savoring and the mind goes back along olfactory pathways etched long ago back to turbulent times of teenage years and custard tarts, with cinnamon sprinkles your Dad brought home for Saturday lunch after working, trying to keep a bankrupt business afloat plugging the holes of ineptitude as the ship sank lower week by week. A sliver was handed out with the coffee devoured by all at the table not much else to remember except the coldness, the distant demeanor a start contrast to the warmth of the pies made with love at the bakers custard tarts, now and then sweet! Malcolm Davidson December 18, 2013
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