Life Dance Poems

Oi energize universal girth I whom am I Elohim creation birth heavenly skies heavenly body rain down through the channel the first thing I did...

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Truth, a blazing sun, burns bright and clear,
Its scorching rays both banish and ensnare.
It can ignite a fire, chase shadows out,
But fear may flicker in...

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"Lee, you awake?"
Yeah, sorry. "Where were you?"
Nowhere, my call? Fold.
Looking around the table, I couldn't have drifted that long,
Wouldn't have known from the stares, whatever...

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It is with tears in my eyes that I write these verses of hope, it is with tears in my eyes I climb the mountain...

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Autumn gone, now winter frost,
Reflections return, times long lost.
Words, pictures plucked from air, 
Those I know are always there.

Sixty years ago and more,
When life and...

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Her head in the music
her heart in the story,
no thoughts of today
or those little worries.

On pointe on balance
life is here in a spin,
chorus is called
overture...

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aye! ye sing
   nay dance! 
demanded
o' the demon
in brighten'd tar
but wizen'd burr
gave sudden slip
did gape ‘n gash
‘pon cracken'd jar
fell he into a
 ...

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Once there were sisters in duet
a pair that were tough to forget
Their tap dancing was entwined
as their two lives always aligned

Rat a tat tat, rat...

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Daylight breaks through the gate and a bright light shine intensely on my face from a distance. I wasn’t sure what was going on, but...

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The summer wind took 
us both by surprise capturing 
my smile as my dress blew in 
the breeze with such a floral 
ease my heart...

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Dance unrehearsed, keep spirits high
Thoughts but bind and confine 
Plunge into the void, wingless fly
With call of love align

To feel complete and whole 
Let’s connect...

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Once we realise this world is but thought
and that we’re here because of our desire,
no cause then remains to be tense and taut,
for within this...

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Lapsed contra dancer rediscovers his happy place

I tip figurative hat to the late Cathy Robertson, longtime (lifetime) Thomas Paine Unitarian Church member, who unwittingly and...

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Contrast of cupcakes
decorated with vanilla frosting
and Spring flowers.

A New York City girl -
I say girl, she’s eighty-five,
yet she swivels those hips; and her lips
are flaming...

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The desolate wasteland of trepidation traversed 
by my jagged life that strived relentless for so long   
to smoothen the innate angularities of serrated...

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