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Shopping.(New poems)(Poem)
Shopping Was there a special Mess you had in mind, sir? If you could be a little more specific ... As you can see we've every size and kind, sir, From In Your Face to Mildly Soporific. Adultery is very popular-- It's our perennial favorite, you could say: The Shocking Pink? Most customers prefer Discreeter models, like this Sordid Gray. Self-poisonings are on sale, and very buyable: We stock Old Fogey's Alcoholic Haze, The Sixties' Acid Test, and this reliable La Mode Cocaine; it's ultra-chic these ...
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