Foxtrot Dance Poems

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

Put on your dance shoes, 
come take my hand,
We’ll Waltz through dreams in a ballroom grand.

Tango! calls with a fiery chase,
Two hearts meet in a

© Janet Bosson  

TalAngela JamIN

Dance in the early 19th century
There’s s a woman named TalAngela, complementary
She was a pretty woman she wears a crown
And she surely knows how

© James Edward Lee Sr.  

A few notes set a rhythm
The foxtrot beckons
Across the crowded room they smile
Nat's melodic tone frames the dance
Towards each other they move
And then they are

© Simon Rogerson  

Dancing on the fringes
waltzing through the fire
Tango once the step of choice
driven by desire

Life a dark flamenco
words to not intrude
Motion trumping conscious thought
—foxtrot interlude

(Dreamsleep: August,

© Kurt Philip Behm  

I often yearn for just one day
that I will  
     dance 
       and sing

© Ann Gilmour  

I am friends with someone 
He's good he's bad 
He's not ugly nor sad 
He keeps me at bay 
I danced with the devil
A false

© James Edward Lee Sr.  

Would you care
   to dance with me?
      I'll let you 
       

© Edward Ibeh  

I never danced not a stride
 hard as I tried
the rhythm and the songs
 pushed two left feet along
ever turning to the right
 but I

© DM Babbit  

Foxtrot for dances or horses?
Both I suppose.
Who does it better?

Comparing them would be 
Like comparing onions to Lazy-boy-recliners,
Comparing lima beans to undertakers,

Comparing lavender to unicorns,
Comparing

© Caren Krutsinger  

When I was young and frivolous and having so much fun
I danced until I heard the dawn chorus being sung
a sparkly golden hair clip adorned

© Ann Gilmour  

I sat in the kitchen, Mum stood at the sink,
the radio nattered away,
when all of a sudden she stopped washing the pots,
a Fleetwood Mac song

© Viv Wigley  

POEM BASED ON AN OLD JOKE 


A village copper was on his beat
When he saw a parked car rocking
The rate that it was moving
It really

© Jan Allison  

Two pairs of Equus eyes that motion dare,
foxtrot to the midnight endless dance
Their heated passion is an Appaloosa affair,
day number three of a spotty romance

Leg

© Freddie Robinson Jr.  

You Can Never Dance A Tango With A Mango


     You can never dance a Tango With a Mango

   

© Barry Stebbings  

I'm a visitor from tomorrow 
    In the realm of yesterday
 Some dance steps I'll borrow
   When the music starts

© Joseph May