FASHION CRAZE Poem by Ewa Lipska

FASHION CRAZE



We die more and more beautifully
in Gianni Versace's collection.
Elegance is aesthetics' nestling.

We bustle about the churches of fashion
believing that the orange will suit us.

You kiss me in a changing room
Look, it's just Rome's fall in green.

We solve the puzzles of our archetypes.
Translate berets into foreign languages.

Tonight we are invited
to the opening of the Last Judgment.

We enter without tickets.
Today is dead admission.

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