Beautiful Dance Poems

A SUMMER BALLET  

In shade and cool winds,
tree green leaves and pink flowers,
joyfully ballet:-
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            Dancing in the Sunshine

       Ooo...

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I'm o
          f
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When I was a boy,
all I wanted to do was
dance. And I had
no fear in doing
so.

I'd dance in the morning,
I'd dance at night,
I'd dance inside,
I'd...

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Life might have taken away my ability to dance
But it didn't take out my rhythm
That's why even on my chair
I'm all groovy and fully turned...

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In a room with heavy curtains, where shadows dance on walls like forgotten memories,
It's not just about touches, nor bodies pressed together or rumpled sheets,
It's...

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amazing beauty enthralls and excites
a curly haired dancing girl
shaking up libidos...

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IX.

In the ICU, machines create their own songo—
ventilator, heart monitor, IV pump—
forming an accidental orchestra
the clutch of machinery holding time
like a hi-hat choking its own...

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Curtain Call
(is an audience-led call for a performer or performers to return to the stage after a performance, typically in response to applause.)


The curtains open.
And...

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Weekend's sweet reprieve unfolds
in Lagos's vibrant streets, alive
with rhythm and laughter, I stroll
down alleys, searching for a place
to rest my weary soul

A lounge beckons, warm...

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Red leaf
with the stars,
falling.
Maroon dusk
crawling.
Twirling last
dance! 
Prettier, livelier
than ever
before.
...

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2025.04.28
It takes two to tango.
It is very true, if you believe otherwise,
You are naive and a simple minded soul.
It applied to all the keeping promises...

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Super-cala its a Gala-Day 
I will dress up in a special way 
Take you dancin' like a Barbie doll
adorned in heals stabbin' six feet tall...

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We were witches brewing potions from twigs and berries in our backyards
Amateur astronomers wide eyed under the stars 
We were royalty having tea in makeshift...

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A winsome weave, simple and real,
Warp and weft; a tight twill,
A weaverbird’s nest, strong and snug,
With soft crossways and tumphy tug.

Subtle cozy patterns, seldom revealed,
Cynical...

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