Queen of Dance
From far they come and watch,
to see if they're her match.
How they wish for a chance,
to sway the queen of dance.
In awe they watch her whirl,
waltz, strut, skip, twirl and swirl.
Moves to chants that sound wild,
not for hearts that beat mild.
A swan who wants to sail,
who longs to tell her tale.
Needs a man not a boy,
on her quest to spread joy.
Yearns for love that feels true,
when in storms, pulls her through.
A soul who helps her swing.
A heart who soothes the sting.
Love her to sense her charm,
shield her from those who harm.
Douse her fire and she'll tame,
then bond like a twin flame.
Silent One
6 February 2018
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