Comic Observations By A Ten Year Old On The Perplexities Of Life.
Updated on March 15, 2011
Comic observations by a ten-year old on the perplexites of human biological functions.
©-MFB III
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Beneath the sink
in my house
of three sisters
is a box or two
of mysterious origin
tucked way in the back
as if trying to hide a treasure
funny little paper wrapped
tubes with a string attached
mini-rockets of some kind,
that they only pay attention too
once in a while,
but then I never know what
becomes of them
these tubular cardboard dilemma's
lying in neat rows
like sardines unserved
I shake my head
and quickly shove them back
beneath the copper pipes
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And then there are
the panty shields???
I know of course what
panties are even at 10
but shields???
When I think of shields
I picture
a quarter inch thick,
steel plate bent to deflect
cannon balls,
guided missiles, and
six inch swords
but panty shields...
what the heck are they
protecting down there?
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Of course I've always been
the curious adolescent
even at a much younger age
I would explore the forbidden fruits
it's not my first encounter
with the strange things stored round here
I used to love to open
my Daddies very top drawer
that he always assumed
was too high for me to reach
chairs are a wonderful invention
that boosted many a child's
level of education to
a higher degree of c
omprehension of life.
inside that drawer I would find
these round slippery rubber things
encased in a bright foil pack,
they would wiggle and squirm in
the square that held them
so very snugly in
their liquid place,
it piqued my curiosities..
so much that I'd further my study
I used to get a needle
and poke them to see
if any one of
those little suckers were alive!!!!!!!
"That's probably why Mom
had five kids and a hysterectomy!"