Rumba Dance Poems

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

Dance
makes me
play, act, move
like chic play girl
bold, carefree, nimble,
self-expressing feelings.
High-spirited freestyling
Sexy, flirty with fast salsa 
Lively, jazzy in swing and shimmy
Romantic, seductive with rumba
Passionate, controlled

© Marilene Evans  

As the young king 
is coming
to collect his bride, 
African traditional 
tambourines
are playing 
the  drums 
and  dancing
African kwasa kwasa 
and Congolese rumba.

© Alfonso II Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris  

Welcome! Come slowly ! slowly ! 
               Darling,  sweetie daily ,

© Alfonso II Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris  

We’re dancing with the blues, a twilight silent musical,
But it’s a fine soiree; a low rent way to have it all.
We’ll close our eyes and

© Michael Kalavik  

dance party of summer

blue waves rock and roll
 seashore tides shimmy and shake ~
  sunlight tap dances

white clouds pirouette
 delphiniums deep plies ~
 

© Sam Kauffman  

By chance shall we dance;
Shall our toes and feet meet, sweet romance;
By chance;
We dance;
Fairest fair come here
Come let's make music 
Hits of simple movements 
Romantic

© James Edward Lee Sr.  

I could just dance all night long,
moving my body, feeling the music,
feeling the beat, the rhythm. 
Every move is an expression
of joy, pleasure, happiness.

Dance brings

© Marilene Evans  

First you lemming sway to the left,
then you ostrich sway to the right
No straight talk movement is motive necessary
on Leper Rabbit Foot Devil’s Night

Now a-moral

© Freddie Robinson Jr.  

You dear are my fascination 
Exceeding my expectation
Thrilling me making my heart race
There’s something in the way you move
I love how you sway to my

© Richard Lamoureux  

Women dance in step
Happy rhythmic rumba style-
Sisters, one and all

© Aqua Marine  

I would like to remember 
what it feels like to dance,
as I shuffle through streets
devoid of romance. 

Shimmying and shaking
Grooving and gyrating
Wriggling and waggling
Bopping and

© Leileah Kasperyan  

That Imperious Urge


He said the Golden Years are all the rage
Aye, it was more a shuffling two-step dance
thus did I run to greet this coming

© John Lawless  

Writing is dancing with words...
     a titillating tango with verbs delicious...
          a

© Phil Capitano  

Come to me my dancing love
I have waited oh so patiently
Que in the Cha Cha my darling
Waltz your way towards me   

Set the

© Sarah Jabri