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She stood on the edge of her stall
With her come-hither smile,.
Thrusting her salami-laden toothpick
Into my mouth.
Yummy, she said.
She sold salami
While her husband
Was writing
Screenplays
Back in the R.V.
Why can't I find a woman like that?
I bought the salami.
Now three months later,
There's this package of stale salami
In my fridge.
I don't like salami.
I should throw it away,
But every time I pick it up,
Mold and all,
I reminisce that moment
When the salami lady of quartzite
Revealed her soul
On the end of a toothpick.
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