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PhoLifer
The bell rang and I took a left
Past the trio that walked like turtles
and entered into 74, place of books
Sanctuary, library, riddled with people
"Max occupancy!" Leaver yelled
But upon sight, it appeared to be
my normal.
Despite its nature, Sanctuary
was never shy and quiet.
Reserved, only every
other Wednesday.
This place homed dozens
And me and Honey were two.
Among others, with nothing to do.
On this day, Honey brought a
bowl of Costco pho.
In its plain glory: no hoisin nor sriracha,
boiled, microwaved, stirred and readied.
"Do you want some?"
"No thank you," I'd say.
But the taste of artificial beef flavor,
It stuck with me anyway.
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