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Forgotten


Sometimes I forget.

I forget what makes me myself.

But when my siren calls for me

I must obey.

The scents waftng through the air.

The sounds of mixers echoing thoughout the kitchen.

What once was long and difficult

now seems to be an elaborate dance.

With a full cabinet

and an equipped kitchen

I know who I am.

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