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Wedding Hats, Part 1Lily LadewigIn ancient Rome a bride twisted her hair into a giant spike to protect against demons. The early Christians' veil was so big it enveloped both the bride and groom. With her white wedding kimono, the Japanese bride wears a tsunokakushi, covering her unclean hair and the invisible horns of jealousy, ego, and selfishness. There are things one must hide from the groom and his family. Lily Ladewig Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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