When I was young,
I loved cooking with my mother,
A pinch of this, a dash of that,
She would always say,
"The best way to a man's heart,
Is through his stomach."
I used to watch my father,
Smile with every bite,
At the end of every meal,
He'd wink at me and say,
"The best way to a man's heart,
Is through his stomach."
When I became a wife,
I cooked each meal,
With love and care,
My parents advice in mind,
"The best way to a man's heart,
I through his stomach."
A stranger invaded my kitchen,
Attacking me where I cook,
With murder in his eyes,
All that crossed my mind was,
"The best way to a man's heart,
Is through his stomach."
Butcher knife in hand,
I thrust deep into his gut,
Pulling up with all my might,
The last words he'll ever hear,
"The best way to a man's heart,
Is through his stomach."
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