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Corset.

A pair of stays to bind in fashion, Stiff bodice lift those ample breasts, French sophistication and bawdy south, Linen lines taken from the robin's nests. Once seen in times known to all Baroque, Steel cages more true to the name, Renaissance blushed at the very sight, This hidden and blustering shame. Georgian era was always that late, Yet women united to sheer the skin, Frills and cuffs were the new bloom, The dowdy apron given to the bin. Victorian, Edwardian seen a rise of empire, When romance boasts the whale bone done, Now scattered in all weddings and burlesque, Dear Corset is set in memory to run and run.
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Written by
thomas-fitzgeraldl8
Published
Jun 8, 2016
Lines·Words
40·110
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a look at the binds of fashion

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#time#women#history#clothes#fitting#tight#breasts#corset#fashioin
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