To Whom It May Concern Comments

sir poet, how weird iip! weird that i just used the name shakespeare in a response to you about your comment on my 'i'll quit poetry' poem. THEN i decided to read one of yours and, drawn to the title to whom it may concern' i happened to pick this one. i have not finished reading it. AND THE WORDING HERE why it may read as Shakespeare EVEN SEEMS TO FIT THE OCCASION! .how do these coincidences happen? ? ? did you REALLY read the (all of it?) E.B.? i used to use the World Book Encyclopedia when i was a kid. a very important message for me and others: Ego this ego that not understanding some times what I write that's O.K. :) i'm into pointing out typos. i assume this is one; you may not care. to benifit you're self ....actually two misspellings and I made and corrected two typos of my own in the last line i typed! the next best lines (or maybe the best lines, for me) in this poem are: And I would talk to my daughter about a vibrator than have her sneak out and get pregnant. i wrote my teen? daughter (at the time) a letter in which i discussed masturbation and, i believe, contraception. i had moved out of the house when she was almost five years old but kept in close touch with her with visits every week until she was 11 i think [then visits got less frequent; that's a story in itself]. i assume she read the letter, though i do not remember discussing it with her. she subsequently took her first birth control pill in a restaurant sitting across from me in a booth, shortly before she graduated from college. she said there were OTHER THINGS that she and her longtime boyfriend could do before they started having intercourse. she became a doctor, married (a new boyfriend) and just had her first child this month. good luck with your daughter. she is lucky to have you! ! ! ! in case anyone else was wondering: Cup sizes vary Cup sizes vary from one country to another. The larger the cup size, the bigger the variation.[60] Over the bust / band measurement difference and cup size [61] Difference (inches) [1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Cupsize U.S. AA A B C D DD/E DDD/F DDDD/G H I J K L M N - - - Cupsize UK/Austr. A B C D DD E F FF G GG H HH J JJ K KK L LL Surveys of bra sizes tend to be very dependent on the population studied and how it was obtained. For instance, one U.S. study reported that the most common size was 34B, followed by 34C, that 63% were size 34 and 39% cup size B. However, the survey sample was drawn from 103 Caucasian student volunteers at a Midwest U.S. university aged 18–25, and excluded pregnant and nursing women.[62] Bra maker Triumph conducted a survey in 2007 to determine the percentage of women wearing four cup sizes, and found that 57% of British women, more than any other country, need a D cup.[63] Triumph Survey Country D C B A ETC. bri :) p.s. thanks, iip, for sharing your poetry/thoughts/insights. and this poem was not (too) difficult to understand at all.