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| January 2001 / Volume Two / Issue One | ||||||||||
| Carly Sachs | ||||||||||
| The Meat Poem Gandhi never ate beef. He was shot. When I tried to become a vegetarian my morn refused to make tofu. Maybe she didn't want me to end up like Gandhi. Instead she made brisket and noodle kugel like any good Jewish mother would because her mother before her did. She convinced me that I liked meat. Morn didn't need a man to barbeque because real women know how to use a grill. Sometimes we'd eat steak with our fingers and sometimes we'd cut our hamburgers with a fork. That's just the way it was I'm not saying it made sense all the time. Nothing does, though, Certainly not love– that Carnivore. |
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