Teacher Dance Poems

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

STAGE BENEATH HER FEET* 
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before the lights ignite,
     she stands, a silhouette of dreams,
       

© Sara Etgen-Baker  

Last Dance One  grows with adventure true anticipations across a lonely sea but logically my work is safe tuck away in Anthology Fate published

© Brenda J. Joyce  

Impossible mission for systematization to be wrung out of entropy

Which lame excuse I exclaimed,
when my dear old mom asked
rather told me in her scolding voice
to

© Matthew Harris  

Henessey the hip hop girl danced rings around the others
Astounding her dance teacher and other girls’ mothers
She is such a show-off said the other girls

© Caren Krutsinger  

How do we find time to laugh, to dance, to sing in times as uncertain as these?
When so many men, women and children in the

© Jim Yerman  

Picture a room with a mirror-type wall
And two dozen women, with tap shoes on all.
In front is the teacher, who’s showing the moves
As all of

© Ilene Bauer  

In a bit of a funk 
I sat down and thunk
Of a means to elicit a smile,
‘Til the old thinking cap 
Sent a flash that

© Ilene Bauer  

In the ballroom of education, a waltz unfolds,
Teachers and principals, partners in this dance.

Teacher 1, a strict metronome:
"Peter, your steps are a puzzle, undefined.
Chart your

© Dr. Padmashree R P  

I look up at the clouds above me and I feel the weight of nature dancing around me and the colors keep changing, the mountains

© Christine Phillips  

Dancing moves you with all its tosses and turns
Take to the floor and let an experienced teacher show you what you have to learn
A chance

© John Campbell  

    Spellbound, she thrills 
      to pirouettes and whirls 

    Leaves her seat to

© Gershon Wolf  

I was a college music teacher, engaged in pitch, tempo, rhythm and melody,
As lavish planets dance around a golden star, with the zeal of fuchsia

© Evelyn Judy Buehler  

Pale limbs, vestigial breasts, long, slender alabaster neck,
In classic first position she stands alone in the spotlight,
Center stage, accepting her last applause.
It's tumultuous tonight, but

© Jim Slaughter  

One would not know, to look at me,
my years spent at the ballet barre -
tights sticking to me in summer,
cold fingers in winter.

And the aching

© Angela Maracle  

Cassie Lynne was excited for today was the day
She was the assigned dance teacher of the bunny brigade
Teaching bunnies to dance makes me joyful and

© Caren Krutsinger