Best Happinessdance Poems


We Sing the Same Song

We sing the same song
We dance to the same rhythm
We clap to the same rhythm

We sing the same song
You may come to sing with us
And dance to the same rhythm
And clap to the same rhythm

We sing the same song
Do not come to sour our sweet music
with an unrythmic singing,
dance and clapping

We sing the same song
Do not come to spoil our music
Do not come to wipe our tears of joy
We can’t help losing out in laughter

We clap to the same rhythm
We dance to the same rhythm
We sing the same song………

Cajun Moon

Out of the Omicron Ceti 
The Mira shines bright in the sky
Waiting for a warm afternoon
Where old men go fishing
With nothing a string and a limb

Waiting for the setting of the moon
With four loaves of bread
Three jars of strawberry jam
Sweet lemonade and a spoon

Crested waves curl the foam 
Along the jagged rocks
All the boys in their boats
Call to the girls on the shore
Laying out in the warm, summer sun

Out in the Bayou all the people are kind
While the boys find the girls they adore
They dance in the night to wild, Cajun songs
While bonfires burn bright in the night

Can you think of a more fitting place
In all this world where you really belong
Then to dance with the stars burning bright
Underneath that old Cajun moon!


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Anne P Murray~

LadeeAnne~2011

Dinner By Candlelight

Dinner by candlelight 



Expect dinner by candlelight 
The table is set in the garden 
The flowers 'red passion of' exhale 
a sweet smell in the air ... 

Yes it is a little cold. 
But I lit a fireplace  just for us. 
The flames contrast with the dark, 
Magic seems to do to please us. 

The musicians are the first chords, 
Gay rehearse the songs that will touch 
Today will be a lovely dinner, showered with kisses. 

And embraced'll dance to the sound of 
violins ... 

Prepared for that special night 
A good wine cooled there on the table 
Along with cutlery willing to label 
In the center two rosebuds highlighted 
Another yellow red side by side. 
Insinuating my desire and my passion 
Already purposely scented flower essences 

Then you get even more cute than ever 
We talk about vague words unimportant 
But our hands and our eyes banded 
Could declare a thousand words 

Gently yet ventured a dance 
I now feel even more its fragrance and its heat 

At this moment the taste of wine from my mouth 
Mingled with the taste of my lipstick from her soft lips 
Gradually refined our clothes before 
They were left one by one there on the floor 
Our hands were filled with affection and tenderness 
Then our love was magically declared 
Among the cushions of my couch in my room 
At our first dinner by candlelight 

OF  CEIZAR FOR MY DEAR DUNCAN TE AMO


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