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Salt Dragon

Never cook with a fairy tale omnibus

open on a kitchen table,

or confuse salt with sugar.

 

Cherry-pit pies are like eating dragon bones, as to

be expected of one taught to

never cook with a fairy tale omnibus,

 

safer to love a beast than to open up to

strangers, precise butchers cutting hearts

open on a kitchen table;

 

I love you like salt, preach obedient daughters, omitting

the ease to mix dream with wake

or confuse salt with sugar.

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Written by
margaryta
Published
Apr 25, 2014
Lines·Words
12·80
Tags
#dreams#reality#food#fairy#tale#fantasy#salt#dragons#cooking
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