Fancy Clothes Poem by Paul Reed
Fancy Clothes
All those fancy clothes at the wedding
Put on after the ordinary clothes-shedding
Those studded gowns and stiff collars
Worth many millions of dollars
Hand-cut suits and clinging dresses
Hair bobbed, fringed or hung in tresses
Accoutrements, accessories, gloves, shoes and spats
Fascinators, handkerchiefs and wide-brimmed hats
All displayed so proudly across the globe
All now lie gathering dust in a dark wardrobe.
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4/24/2024 7:11:24 AM # 1.0.0.1119
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