for cooking.
she was more of a restaurant
girl.
or order in, or out.
pick
or delivery. but on occasion
she'd give it a shot
and stand
sweating in the kitchen
with every pot
and pan full of something.
three recipe books,
and her phone open to
some pasta dish.
the bread would catch fire,
the smoke alarm would go
off.
pots overflowed
and she'd burn herself
on the stove.
but it didn't matter.
the kitchen was not her
room.
chinese? she'd say in the end,
before taking me
up the stairs
to the bedroom.
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