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An Ode to the Jade King’s Closing
In Roslyn Heights, a tale unfolds with sorrow,
Of Jade King, a landmark, facing no tomorrow.
Decades of service, in a place we called our own,
Now silenced, all because a landlord’s greed has grown.
A local treasure, with a casual, friendly air,
Where comfort food was plentiful, beyond compare.
From satisfying lunches to delightful dinners shared,
A community was built, where many memories paired.
Where comfort food was plentiful, beyond compare.
From satisfying lunches to delightful dinners shared,
A community was built, where many memories paired.
The scent of General Tso’s, the crispy, savory bite,
The warmth of gathering with friends, day and night.
The chatter and the laughter, now a fading sound,
As rising costs decreed no quarter could be found.
The warmth of gathering with friends, day and night.
The chatter and the laughter, now a fading sound,
As rising costs decreed no quarter could be found.
No more the buzz of conversation, good for any group,
No more the familiar faces, caught within the loop.
A space once vibrant, filled with life and culinary art,
Now stands vacant, leaving sadness in each heart.
No more the familiar faces, caught within the loop.
A space once vibrant, filled with life and culinary art,
Now stands vacant, leaving sadness in each heart.
They say a new chain comes to take the spot,
But they can’t replace the history, for all the space they’ve got.
For Jade King was more than walls and a sign,
It was a home for many, where community would dine.
But they can’t replace the history, for all the space they’ve got.
For Jade King was more than walls and a sign,
It was a home for many, where community would dine.
So raise a glass, a final, somber toast we make,
To the King we cherished, for goodness sake.
Your legacy remains, though your doors are now shut tight,
You’ll live in memory, shining ever bright.
To the King we cherished, for goodness sake.
Your legacy remains, though your doors are now shut tight,
You’ll live in memory, shining ever bright.
Humbly submitted for your consumption,
—Mee Magnum (“Chop! Chop!”)
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