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Cookbook from the Heart
Into the oven, the bread is delicately placed.
The passionate duo:
flour lingering
in his mustache and on her frail hands.
Aprons worn,
faded,
full of love.
How messy
yet beautiful
It is to create something of their own.
Watching their creation rise
solely indulging
in the aroma and the satisfaction,
for they will not be able to taste it.
Ingredients put in so tenderly,
Years of experience.
Partners relaxed
knowing the taste and most importantly
the feeling
the warm, fluffy bread gave those proceeding them
will never be forgotten
and will allow them to bake, themselves.
Until they’ve followed the cookbook embedded in their hearts,
and proclaim,
“This tastes exactly like my grandparents’ cooking.”
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This is about my grandparents. Using their love language of food as the vehicle of this conceit, I compare partners baking bread to grandparents forming a family and being proud of what they have created.