Rhyme Dance Poems

These Rhyme Dance poems are examples of Dance poems about Rhyme. These are the best examples of Dance Rhyme 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  

 Its easy to dance through
when the hole has broken whole,
I'm shiny holding a fish's tank
nothing rusty but winding the crank.
I can't be the cracked

© Ryan Geoffrey Hayward  

A wonderland awaits,
For all who dare to enter,
To fall down through the ground,
And to the world surrender. 
There anything can dare to pounce,
Or growl or

© Alice Reynolds  

Outdoors
Under the skies
Appreciation above
Rhythm in honor
Uplift from the Kingdom
Blessed Assurance
A reason to dance
Heaven’s lookout
Where there is a dance comes a praising shout
Joyful experience
Spiritual influence
Dance of

© Anthony Blake  

I heard the calico box crab theme
as I nestled warmly by a trout-filled stream.
I saw the hare and tortoise dance,
and wondered if it was romance,
or

© David Crandall  

Love is sometimes subtle 
like a dance across the moon 
or a cool evening’s breeze lit by stars. 

We smile, and then we turn away-

© Ron VanHooser  

We hit the fair gate at half-past eight,
The sky lit up like candle lit birthday cake.
Fairy floss blew from hand to mouth to hair,
As the

© John Anderson  

If Vulcan Wakes (c) 2025 by The Entangled Pair

If Vulcan fully wakes again and shakes his fiery dreads
unleashing hell in all it's fury on our

© Russell Dodson  

River is serpentine,
It's rhyme resonating
with sinuous swings, whirls, and swirls,

Reverberating, swinging to and fro,
dancing to the hokey pokey,
left bank in, right bank out,
Hinkumbooby, river

You put

© John Anderson  

I came upon a windup toy.
He danced a jig to bring me joy
because I was feeling low.
My name is Pinocchio. 
I'm no ordinary boy.

I told

© David Crandall  

To whom it may concern, 


We wrote in a rhythm that was soft and slow 
Between the lines where we could go
You brought the bass,

© Brenda Chiri  

Gotta go to school it's the same old story
teach me a lesson would be good for me
learning all the rules five days of the week
don't

© Martin Howard Samuel  

   Liars spend their days  
     touting insincerity
       oozing insecurity

  

© Gershon Wolf  

I wasn't long in Hong Kong,
before I saw my first tai chi,
and it gave me the strangest notion,
the exercisers, advancing all in a row,
were line

© Martin Howard Samuel  

A triumph of artistic erudition,
a monumental, historic production, 
played to houses hushed and full - 
Aesop's Fables with real animals - 
glorious choreographed interaction,
among creatures

© David Crandall