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The Dancer

By Joseph Christopher Liguori and Robert James Liguori Don't talk to me, Just let me be. I want to be a dancer, not a necromancer. You gave me no choice, why do I have to hear your voice? Let my legs, hips and arms move, to music, not your rambling groove. In life you tried to quash my dream, I had no option but to push you in that stream. Please release me from this trance, so I can finally dance, dance, dance. Wednesday, October 20, 2021

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