Apparel
I pray that I'll be saved from wearing suit and tie,
As I have been for all these many years.
Before I have to wear them, let me die --
And laugh that I've been spared, as dying nears.
As penguins, do the crowds of men appear,
With suits of black (plus bow-ties or cravats)
And shirts of white. As Croats used to wear,
So now do all – except, perhaps, for hats.
And see the women, baring far too much,
While teetering on shoes inflicting pain.
At least the men are spared from wearing such!
In this, they win – quite clearly, once again!
What use, I wonder, is the collared shirt,
Or brassiere – for those less “well endowed”?
And why have women left the flowing skirt
For trousers tight? Should I be asking loud?
2013 May 7th, Tue., 5:06 am
Brooklyn, New York
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