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Corsets
Your fingertips slide across
The time of day.
You watch the seconds pass
As you argue with the cantankerous hands
Of the clock she bought for you and you alone.
It's that time at last.
She says,  "Darling remember, four o'clock sharp."
In a timbre that lingers through you body
 and...

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Categories: corsets, lost love, lovetime, time,
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Premium Member Corsets and Candy Cigarettes
Where are my old white corsets
  Right next to your candy cigarettes

Hey! We didn't get today's edition of 'Grit'
  It's canceled. They use bad words now like 'Guck' and 'Spit'

Oh, and I can't seem to find my orange Pez dispenser
  I threw...

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Categories: corsets, humorous, nostalgia, sister,
Form: Couplet
Corsets My Waist
Corsets My Waist
In my corset I 
Feel thin and lean
My waist is constricted
Without any pain

Down to a 22 from 
A  26 inch waist
Inch by inch as I
 am tightly laced

Around my body it
Is snug and warm
Squeezing firmly like
A silk stalking glove

It Defines the curves,
...

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Categories: corsets, happiness,
Form: Rhyme

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Premium Member Villanelle: Do Spun Balls Eddy In Black Hole Corsets
Villanelle: Do spun balls eddy through Black Hole corsets

Do spun balls eddy through Black Hole corsets
   Or cosmic spins pierce through armoured shells
Who threads sheltered yards in safe space rockets

Make the side win hoards of precious nuggets
   Rousing Super Bowl far-flung...

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Categories: corsets, america, fear, football, men,
Form: Villanelle
Corsets My Waist
orsets My Waist
In my corset I 
Feel thin and lean
My waist is constricted
Without any pain

Down to a 22 from 
A  26 inch waist
Inch by inch as I
 am tightly laced

Around my body it
Is snug and warm
Squeezing firmly like
A silk stalking glove

It Defines the curves,
...

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Categories: corsets, clothes,
Form: Rhyme
Corsets In a Shop Window
Shocking and disgusting the old ladies said 
Enough to turn the meek a delicate shade of red 
What would I wonder a man of the cloth say
Would he tut tut and complain and look away 

The old men probably laugh as they walk on by
The...

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Categories: corsets, giggle, humorous,
Form: Rhyme




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