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Graham Crackers

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  • Feb 5
  • 1 min read

By Shaylynn Hewitt


The bottom of a cheesecake,

The crust of a key lime pie.

The bread that sandwiches a s’more,

An airplane that crosses the sky.


A pile of crushed up crumbs,

A dotted cracker you break into squares.

Shaped into the form of teddys,

Socks that don't come in pairs.


A hundred million uses,

A dry honey taste.

A carboardy texture,

And a perfectly cinched waist.


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