| Dear b.good I fear, | Now I tell you my friend,
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| I must ask for your ear. | the means to my end.
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| To perchance relay just a fraction. | Why a patron like me is deserving.
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| Of the place that I eat, | Of a title so sought,
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| with service so sweet, | that wars have been fought!
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| that I always leave with satisfaction. | For a year of delicious free servings.
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| But oh! | With a love so pure
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| The avocado so smooth, | I could nary want a cure,
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| the meat, | for such a beloved affliction.
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| the bun! | With such fierce loyalty,
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| The smile of the cashier as warm as the sun! | I hope NEVER to be,
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| The joy in my stomach before I am done! | Without my West-Side addiction.
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| Has driven my mind to distraction.
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| Now please don't be hasty, | And thus!
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| when I tell you how tasty. | The mountains I'd skim!
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| For the praises I boast are all true. | The seas I would swim!
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| With a patty so yummy, | Are pithy journey's I'd embark on.
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| a present for my tummy! | For a burger so grand,
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| Of this, I could not lie to you. | Please understand.
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| I'd do anything for Anthony and Jon!
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| Now nightly I toss, |
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| my mind wandering to sauce! | Fin'
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| Assaulting my senses without provocation. | (please see attached drawing also)
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| And the call I must heed, |
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| of the sesame seed.
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| Calling me back to this Brookline location. |
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| And lo! |
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| I enter the lot, |
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| The door! |
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| The floor! |
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| Up to the counter, my eyes hungry for more! |
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| Hold the cilantro, please por favor! |
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| My heart filled to bursting in this old gas station. |
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