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\nTofutti Cuties\u00ae
\nThought I was your only one\u2014
\nFind out the hard way
\nYou merge with recycled news,
\nMake furniture together<\/p>\n

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Inspired by: <\/strong>Salom\u00e9 Anna Neuhaus\u2019 2018 project, Monoculture<\/a>, which features symbols of 45 soybean seedlings that she grew herself. Oh, and course, they\u2019re 45 days old! <\/p>\n

Symbol:<\/strong> #3 of 45<\/a><\/p>\n

Poetic Form:<\/strong> Since soy is an important part of Japanese cuisine, I revisited one of my favorite Japanese forms, the tanka. Dating from the 7th century, the traditional tanka is 31 syllables written in one single line, and was often written as a little love poem. When translated into English, tankas typically are five lines long, with five syllables in the first and third lines, and seven in the second, fourth and fifth. <\/p>\n

Process: <\/strong>As a vegan, I rely on soy in my plant-based diet, so I eat a variety of products made with soy. I did a little research and found that soy is also in basically everything<\/em> else\u2014building materials, rugs, particleboard, candles, ink, hydraulic fluid, refrigerators, car seats, even sneakers! I couldn\u2019t believe it. It almost felt like soy was cheating on me, having this whole other life I didn\u2019t know about. So I wrote a love tanka for one of my favorite frozen desserts\u2014Tofutti Cuties\u00ae.<\/p>\n

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