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Emotional Sandwitch
I loved sandwiches
I remember making sandwiches for various wild people
Anytime we had someone steady bumming on our couch
I liked sandwiches because they were one of the few things i could
actually make besides cereal
sandwiches were more than sandwiches for a period
they were a symbol of my 6 year old admiration
every off brand piece of american cheese each cold
splash of cold jelly over rye was an elegant affirmation of my
feelings an acceptance that the receiver filled something i was too young to understand
every day between learning spanish from my dead brothers hippie girlfriend
or his leftover friends staying around like the sweet aftertaste of the rather sour lemons
I loved to bite head long into and the daily tolles of naptime and coloring accustomed to any 6 year old
Id write a bonafide loved letter to these crazy parts people of my life between the peanut butter or the off tasting bologna i left a thin layer of childhood admiration
For i always loved lemons fruits and sandwiches
But what i'd always longed for was that empty oddity i'd become addicted too
I longed for my brother i longed for that missing oddity laced imperfection that i loved so much.
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This is a nice little story I wrote about my brother I lost at a young age and the weird aftermath I remeber