Celebration Dance Poems | Examples

These Celebration Dance poems are examples of Dance poems about Celebration. These are the best examples of Dance Celebration poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberSwAy--

Says do dem tok
SWAY
Tey belong no oda way to tok
MYSTERY BODI BE JUSS WAKA
MYSTERY  HEART BE JUMPING
Steady growing
Sorely dawning don com
I DANCE FOR DI WIND
MOVIN-GROOVING
Prancing-ants sweetening struck
RAPIDWAKA
HEYYY HEY JUSS WANNA SWAY

SAYS DO THEY SAY
sway
TEY BE LONE NO OTHER WAY
TO SAY
sway

Mystery body be just moving
Mystery heart be jumping
STEADY GROWING
SORELY DAWNING HAS COME
I dance in the wind
MOVIN-GROOVING
PRANCING-ANTS SWEETENING STRUCK
Rapid  moving 
HEYYY! HEY JUST WANNA 
SWAY


Premium MemberSOUL TRAIN MARQUIS

The train pulling into the dance floor
Upbeat galore
Love, Peace, Music and Soul
R&B Hip Hop energized high
Music that doesn’t Stop
Dance Line Feel
Maneuvering associate
Rhythm smooth
Soul Train Rule
Portal Soul Train
Schedule of Dance moves
Flexibility center
Songs to dance along
Peace in spirit
Soul in heart
Music in amp
Love Embrace
Soul Train encounter
Soul Train Dance Front and center
Soul Train Minute.

Premium MemberWhy the Irish Sing and Dance

Why the Irish Sing and Dance
by Frank Daub

Which the merrier – a speech or song?
One moves men to freedom
the other dances the soul along.

If they could, the Irish would
Transport their freedom to all the world.
From Parnell’s fire and flame
To Pearce’s sacramental offerings seldom heard.

Yet it is their music, the dreamer’s lively feet at dance,
That makes them known best.
Its poems set to music that brings the good unrest.

Then why their gift of blarney?
Why their speeches set to life?
They’ve made their songs their army,
to combat tears and strife.

The Irish are not selfish, and radiate from sea to sea,
The message that their music makes?
Every freedom fighter
Free.
© Frank Daub  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberViolet Views

Are we on the same page
In the big black book of life
What would your words say
Would they cause relief or strife 

Are you an onyx optimist heart
With views worn on white sleeve 
Rather are you pink pessimistic shark
Waiting to take a bite of cocoa me

Can we grow towards a center
Perhaps merging in our violet view
Could cooperation create splinter
Embedding in thick skin like bad news

What is it about the opal opposites 
Do they indigo in the soul attract
Can we build truce with rock and stick
And merge in a communal lime laugh

I admire your passion and dedication 
You’ve a right to have such a stance
Join me in a cranberry celebration 
Where unique ideas rise and dance

Premium MemberSATIN AFRO SHOE--Pidgin version part 2

Hey! hey! hey
a
come dance wit me boi;
i'm putting on top mai satin shoe now;
hey a
trip away , step for triple way , triple away pirouette trip di lait;
fantastic kiss di toes for mai feet;
mai spirit, mai soul so sweet;
gambol sweetstep onto floor oh, oh;
rollicking, flicker, leap-quiver oscillate;

tip toe 
bit 1 2 3
top 1 2 3, 1 2 3 comot right. comot
shift ya hips to hip hip
shimmer shake shake shape, tanda for place.  Shake ya hit.  Shikena! area to area, bodi, waving as you wearin dem
satin, afro, shoe

2/19/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr


Premium MemberSATIN AFRO SHOE--English version part 1

Hey! Hey! Hey
A
Come to dance wit me boy;
I'm putting on my satin shoes now;
Hey A
Trip away , step in triple way , triple away pirouette trip the light;
Fantastic kiss the toes of my feet;
My spirit, my soul so sweet;
Gambol sweetstep onto floor Oh, oh;
Rollicking, flicker, leap-quiver oscillate;

Tip toe 
bit 1 2 3
Top 1 2 3, 1 2 3 left right.left
Shift your hips to hip hip
Shimmer shake shake shape, stand in place. Shake your hit. Move side to side, body, waving as you wearin them
satin, Afro, shoes.


2/19/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2026

Premium Memberdance

a celebration
toddler natural
kicking off your shoes
it jumpstarts your heart
festival friendly

dancing for rain
partner or two
blue grass kicking
irish stomping

line dancing
flamenco
Watutsi

slow waltz
tango

dance
words 33

Premium MemberFete

extravaganza stunning masquerade bright festive delights sybaritic feast intoxicating Silk organza finespun chiffon dazzling jewels precious bijou black tailcoat satin stripes white bow tie ballroom swirling fete

Premium MemberAFRICAN DRUMS RESPONSE

Tempo Distinction
Energized skies
Enterprising praise
Descend in the stature
Rhythm of the wise
Beat by beat
Legacy retreat
Dancing in bare feet
Warmth from the sun
Survival honor
Native land tongue
Ancestry spiritual rejoice
Heaven’s delight
Inspiring breezes
Breed of value
Slave once never again
Strength and Endurance
Drum beat
African pride
Spiritual uplift.

Premium MemberArchie

Off to the prom went Archie
Wore his fancy collar extra starchy
Stretched his neck an extra inch or two
Danced with Betty and Veronica till his feet were blue



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium MemberCelebration

                          Celebration

     The day the Carnival came our way
     With drum and trumpet and brass trombone
     And all the townsfolk danced that day,

     At that Carnival where I stopped to play.
     Carried along on that arousing beat
     And by that revelry swept away

     To a Magic land upon that  day,
     Where joyful spirits of celebration dance
    And all the people  in rhythm sway.

     In that magical  land far, far away,
     The day the Carnival came our way
 
     Barry Stebbings
    Oct 2025

Premium MemberThe Stumble and Rise

A girl with a giggle so grand,
Tripped on her own feet and landed.
She fell with a spin,
Then let the dance begin.
And twirled with the crown close at hand.

Premium MemberBEAT MELODIES-

BEAT MELODIES boom boom boom a beating of the drum include a variety of drums, boom boom boom rattles as the snake dance Liken baby rattles play, ring them bells, idiophones. these be beat melodies Notable them de play Djembe, Dundun, Gangan, and them de play Sakara, Bata, Udu Shekere, Agogo, and Gbedu These instruments are often used boom boom boom a beating of the drum these be beat melodies include a variety of drums, boom boom boomin traditional ceremonies, folk music, and more contemporary these be beat melodies boom boom boom a beating for di drum dis be beat melodies
8/5/25 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2025©

Premium MemberSummer Funny Limerick

The Fourth of July is almost here, it will be hot but will it be clear? Fireworks made me pee my pants, all wet but I will still dance. Pretty colors do not run in fear.

Premium MemberOooo Man, Stevie Wonder, Yea, Yea

Ooo man, gotta love him,
And I do, do, do,
Stevie Wonder, what a talent,
Man, I'm tellin' you.

What a genius,
What a giant,
Makes a body dance,
Never more defiant.

When I was fifteen,
He turned me on for good,
"Boogie On Reggae Woman",
Man, I wish you would.

Boogie, boogie, boogie,
Reggae woman move me,
Movin', movin', movin', 
Now and endlessly.

What a song,
What a voice,
What a reggae beat,
What an easy choice.

Ooo Man, Stevie is the one,
Love to hear that groove,
Boogie On Reggae Woman,
What a way to move.

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