SHOPPING FOR A BREAST
May
| What is the proper attitude | |
| one assumes | |
| when shopping for a breast? | |
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| Naming it a prosthesis | |
| may be more dignified | |
| but in my mind the two | |
| do not equate. | |
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| Just walk right up and say, | |
| "I need a ....a...a....." | |
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| Does one confront this task | |
| -seriously? | |
| -jokingly? | |
| -alone? | |
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| Remember when I | |
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| -hid behind towels? | |
| -coughed in church to | |
| avoid saying that word? | |
| -ordered a chicken leg | |
| when I really wanted | |
| a....a.....a..... | |
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From Journey Unknown (Journey Press, 1994) |
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