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this must be the place my father put bread inside the ceramic jar filled with muscovado in the kitchen, where my tiny hands splayed out and stuck to the counters it'll soften it, he says for his lack of affection I took what I could get i must have soaked in Darjeeling for years an unrefined sugar cube too bonded to dissolve like all children that want from their fathers-- I suppose. a little girl peeking over the tile, wondering what other types of things bread could make soft-- her maybe.
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Sep 4, 2017
Sep 4, 2017 at 11:25 AM UTC
honey, maple, cane.
this must be the place my father put bread inside the ceramic jar filled with muscovado in the kitchen, where my tiny hands splayed out and stuck to the counters it'll soften it, he says for his lack of affection I took what I could get i must have soaked in Darjeeling for years an unrefined sugar cube too bonded to dissolve like all children that want from their fathers-- I suppose. a little girl peeking over the tile, wondering what other types of things bread could make soft-- her maybe.
(c) Brooke Otto 2017
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Sep 4, 2017 at 11:25 AM UTC
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