Led Disco Light

When I set the sound mode up on stage core,
Just a banal torch lit up as I swayed on a dance floor; 
I jigged, shook and turned round and round,
A light on focus was remote until it was found.

I knew, I only used a single tone of penlight that glow,
But some ravens dropped by with a baneful blow;
I remained on stage shivering with tears in my eyes,
Groping around with a frozen body, I just thought twice.

I reset the sound mode with led disco ball light,
It revolved to emit various colors by laser bright!
I stood again on stage to dance and explore,
 Lemon, crimson and lavender  were in large down pour.

I continued performing my dance steps in variations,
Along with flashes of  lilac, tangerine, coral and watermelon;
Overwhelmed by aquamarine, chartreuse and saffron,
Led disco ball light may’ve diverted to others the ravens’ attention.



April 19, 2021    3.26pm
    
Changing Colors Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Emile Pinet


Note: When I set the tag of italics other words followed. Sorry.
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