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An Ode To My Luvr

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It’s a nice samosa, baby, just say yes! PHOTO: Gudrun Wai-Gunnarsson / The Peak

By: , Overly Devoted Staff Writer

Dear Renaissance,

 

Oh, how I love you so,

You stand by me when I need you most;

Your presence everlasting, unwavering, and eager —

My life on the line, I would put just to savour.

 

Mochas, carrot muffins,

Samosas and more —

Through good times and Zoom times

Your taste I adore.

 

Oh, how I crave you

And make special trips,

Up Burnaby Mountain

To bring cup to lip.

 

That sweet distinct scent

Drifting down AQ halls;

Go too long without it

And I get withdrawals.

 

Greeted by big smiles

And kind hearts full of love,

The people I meet there

Are sent from above.

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