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So You Think You Can Dance, Hey?

This is a humours attempt towards the show, So you think you can dance. I do 
quite like the show and just wrote something that tried to show different angles of 
genres of dance and the difference between, getting in over not getting in. Hope 
you enjoy, let me know what you think :-)




So You Think You Can Dance, Hey?

 

If my talent was the samba and

I had a sexy partner.

His shirt, would be seductively

Unbuttoned.

No nerves for us while stretching

Before, four judges

Watch eager

Nevertheless, with enforcing eyes.

Our song pumps out of the over-used

Speakers, our hips

Sway together 

In time and imitating

A bond.

Telling a story.

Backstage the host asks 

"Is it enough"

And so a silent prayer

Our dream 

To come true.

 

"It has been 7 month's since I started Ballet classes and I believe I'm ready"

Pivot and turn gracefully

I do, with my hearts

Content. 

Extending my arms and legs

I show heart

Softness.

Lacking in experience leaves me

No option

Must work harder.

Come back next year. 

 

If me, was only

To hip hop and pop and lock

Showing I can

hit that beat.

Then be it me,

To for thirty seconds

dance as tight as I ever

have before.

Not missing a single note,

Flip or drop.

Ending with a dramatic

Body thumping acted fall.

Judges scream in response.

Wowing them and a ticket instantly,

Handed over. 

Adrenalin surges while rushing

Out to the waiting room

Screaming with a slight disbelief,

"I'm in, I'm in."

 

Take whatever shape

Your craft.

You have been chosen,

The Journey just now to begin!


Premium Member Just For You 71

(Dedication: For my old classmate
Prabir Sen-Gupta and family.)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



Peace of mind frames the course of cheer,
Reap joy that heals the soul that knows;
Ask that good name can live most clear,
Bring fond goodwill that syncs grand flow;
Indulge the same as light shines near,
Reach as heart feels that affluent show.


Joy wears a face that  mellows sight,
Etch a true zest that makes you whole;
Now dare embrace the path lived right,
Note your life’s quest with heart and soul;
Yield to deep grace in dance of light.


Embrace each day the touch of grace,
Love simply spells that feel you know;
Live your own way in time and space,
Opt thus to dwell bright precious glow;
Rich thoughts forge play with smile in place,
Abide calm tell where happy shows.


Niche waves of wit as fun floods room,
Impact clear mind with true design;
Kind words can fit what truth now grooms,
Happy daze finds what heart aligns;
Instruct code bits like agile blooms,
Laughter in kind now humours grind.


Now beauty shows in awesome zest,
Imbue your heart with wholesome fire;
Sense a grand flow as love greets quest,
Hurl feisty start as faith inspires;
Ask that you know how feel sparks fest.


Speak words of poise that sparkle bright,
Explore the truth that calls to you;
Note how thought choice can put things right.
Glimpses fund proof of mystic cues,
Urge love to fill each day with grace;
Prize a warm wit when pain brings grief,
Truth primes a will that lights your face;
Apt that sure fit in journey brief.




Leon Enriquez
27 December 2017
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mystic Moments

Early start
East Coast Ferry Terminal;
Sleepy journey


Trip for two
Getaway spa resort;
Rest and recuperate


Mystic moments:
Retreat into void --
Battery recharging


To re-jig sense
Spur sensorial feel;
Find and anchor


Getaway mode
Three days of rest;
Tropical idyll


Sing a song
Joy floods again;
Refresh soiled templates


Doing nothing
Can heal you wholesome;
Empty cups need refill


So there you go:
Two lovers
Playing catchup


Take your trip,
Embrace emptiness;
Rest weary wiles


Here by this bench
Watch people passing;
Wit humours worry


Driver's hot seat:
Fast luxury car
Speeding away


Now for a pit stop
Mechanics of motion;
Preventive maintenance


Bus trip homewards
Observe fellow passengers;
Flashy mobile devices


We flood the bus
Private thoughts lurk;
Ready to unleash


Air-con bus ride
Morning masquerade;
Chameleons in-transit


Glare of morning
Sun in my eyes;
Drowsy dreamy crazy


Missing the point
Stray words dislodge;
Meaning decapitated


Drowsy movement
Blurry sensations;
Graveyard shift starts


Report and lodge
Complaint that cuts;
Fire a loose cannon 


Moody mindset
Uneasy dawn;
Distant tremors


Exit the start
Enter the end;
Roundabout lurks


Highway song
Go fast within limits;
Speedy Gonzales!


Follow the signs:
Deliver me
From my slavery


Illumination saves
Ignorance and blame;
Choice rewards freedom


Morning story
Sleep put on hold;
Awareness now grooms


Leon Enriquez
25 Feb 2014
Singapore
Form: Haiku

Adeity Delirium

the body has receded into a fetus,
imploding in thrombosis
in the parts also inside out
and in the microcosm of the eye
the retina retained a little or not at all
of the color that turned from gray,
from the violent movement of the branches,
from the insane rush of steps outside,
of the blood that has poisoned these worlds now.

in the empty mouth of teeth that are not needed,
since it's goo and rotten gelatin
this Earth liquefied in humours and odors,
time and who created it makes
revolt in turmoil the disastrous cities
and the monstrous and false pillbox,
houselife trap.
the tongue licks or lashes
the trees and men hanging,
the days in the mills and factories
and all sins and guilt
and what has been said and published.
is a headland in the midst of the storm
where wrathful executioners
point to the hearts of the world at random.

and then the field of thorns splits open,
welcoming all screams in the abysses,
all supplications in the graves
and the gasping sighs and grimaces
of each all many agonizing beings,
of those thirsty for praise,
of the deceived and strangled by their peers
and the complete collection of us sociopaths,
sanitized us, sweetened us,
we pasteurized, we failed,
until the immense and pasty final paste
pressed into an apocalypse package,
driven by the air and clouds and what else
by demons ourselves 
and delivered with loathing to an ever-absent stepfather god.

Devils Fog

where did you say you're from?
south Dakota or freezing New York? 
I ain't got a dime to spare you,
but I'll offer you a ride on my wagon.

you better not be staying here long, 
have you heard the humours about 
the fog? 
thick as night on a bright sunny 
spot,
mutilated cattles but not a single 
drop of blood! 

and then we have those ghostly 
shucks!
for centuries these parts have no 
history of red eyes coyotes,
and what about those eerie lights 
hovering at devils arc, 
too steep for any mortal man to 
climb and mess around.

if you're new in these part of town,
wait no more and get the hell out 
fast,
no one here gonna take your word,
even if you say you saw Elvis here!

I'll be Damm if you live to see the 
next day,
and now sunny what did you say 
your name was?
my mommy used to warned me not 
to pick up strangers,
she used to say they could be the 
red eye demons.

why just last week my neighbour 
jimmy,
got his neck snaped back like dried 
old sticks,
and he's 6 foot 300 pound massive 
fellow!
rumours had it that he pick up 
some stranger in these woods 

say I forgot to ask you something 
boy, 
just where are you heading to? 
oh shucks and what ill time to have,
here comes those Damm thick fog 
now.....

"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
Gail Angel Doyle
You're In A Horror Movie
Contest


Premium Member A Good Sense Of Humour Blunts The Sharp Blades Of Reality

Razor sharp reality creates the deepest wounds.
Heartbreak bleeds through the tears of the soul
Blanking the mind, making life a blur
While we seek to find a way to make ourselves whole.

There's no such thing as convenient times.
Reality will strike without warning signs.

So what can we do to blunt these blades?
We must find a way that is not in vain.
The wields of reality we cannot evade.
So let's find a way to dance through our pain.

Laughter is said to be balm for the soul.
A good sense of humour can shrink our hole.

A former victim of bullying
Can laugh, looking back,
At the foolishness betrayed
By those who chose to attack.

Losing loved ones, the sharpest cut of all,
Can inspire you to smile at things quite small.

Was there something in their manner
That caused you to giggle?
Was there a particular phrase they used
Or their shuffle or wiggle?

Sometimes comedians can turn a phrase
That leaves you drifting in humours haze.

Humour can be a distraction.
It can help you process, help you hope.
Humour lights up the pathway
So in dark places we can cope.

A surprising paradox we come to find
Humour blunts blades while sharpening minds!

Cherish the value of humour.
For it can be your special key.
A good sense of humour blunts
The sharp blades of reality.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Biography

My biography speaks easy gains;
Mind photography in words said plain.

I journey here to sing and dance
To fling fond cheer in tact and chance.

I weave magic in verse and poise
To string antics in voice and choice.

My lifestyle speaks of form and wit;
Heart humours peak that message fits.

I live my best with smiles and tears
To love sure quest as faith frees fear.

I learn to feed each need and urge
To know each seed in feel and surge.

My posture frames a sense I see;
Soul knows the same truth and beauty.

I linger here by eastern shores
To live with cheer that sizzles more.

I tell my tale with reach that tells
A mindful sale that works out well.

My spirit sings inspired thought;
Form comes to be with play and plot.

I am a man who understands
To screen and scan both brand and trend.

I am a soul with body-mind
To love one whole with life I find.

My moments here speak of finesse;
My code I steer with charming zest.

I am a man who lives with joy
To love and plan and embrace ploys.

I am good cheer spiced with grandeur
Right now and here as soul splendour.

My memory reminds fond tact;
Feelings set free pure cause and pact.


Leon Enriquez
27 Mar 2014
Singapore
Form: Acrostic

Anatomy of the Oranges

you’re not adams apple 

the  fruits from tree of the knowledge 
of good and evil
in the middle of the garden of eden
in genesis

yet at you 
the round oranges of this afternoon-town 
i stare 

and my pate gradually 
becomes pregnant 

the  wind that comes after 
having a touch of your lips 
puts the waging of its tail on my forehead 

and my guava-leaf begins to melt 

thus my hardware-business is going 
into liquidation 

the physician to the king is telling 
it’s the symptom of an awful fever attended with
the morbidity of the three humours of the body 

used and used and used

your smile has not yet become 
stupid 

so from where the lamp-posts of the 
town start 

there are the cutlets  and the bolster 
they are not the only to utter the last words 

i’m too 
in this summer 
trying to  decorate 
the gate of my cage like wedding ceremony 

if any soundless dew-drop comes 
to prepare and feed me 
my birth-day frumenty 

but i’ve no tongue 
at all 

all over the face there are only the eyes

and to the fate of my staring-at 
has ever so much blessings been available

Muses Talking

I suppose the easiest way to describe my muses would be to introduce them to you in the order of their magnitude 
shurrup she's introducing me well I am the loudest
what else would magnitude be. ladies first? geroffit ye cross dressin false etto worra bout 'arry? nah if we wake im we'll 
never gerrover it Simson? I am norrabout t'expose myself to other mortals spadinuff puttin up with this lazy bastid, 
Hiram?
no way once is fingers start typin I know you lottle crowd in with countless situational possibilities

Clouds, fog drifting currents of humours twist about like tendrils of long stemmed briar knots. stones rolling roundly 
down green Welsh hillsides somersaulting to crash against fences around bottomless mine holes. or worse yet into 
cold troutstream waters racing over smooth smooth stones let some one else avva go mate it's been dark in 'ere for 
ages. Did those greedy Romans leave yet?

what? they're not ready for us ? this mortal's dunnit again! He'll likely purrus aside and forget us.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Soul

From deep within beyond all noise,
Known yet unseen my soul knows poise.


A certain thrill prompts my own voice,
Sense fond goodwill move heart's fine choice.


I go my way and do my thing,
Breeze through the day with dream that flings.


Each moment now weaves ample range,
Cheer does endow themes light yet strange.


I cease to write to just expound,
Thoughts come to cite how love gains ground.


I sit and wait upon the wind,
Joy frames grand fate here in-between.


Feelings rush out with easy strain,
I need not shout yet truth casts plain.


Love primes my ease with profound grace,
I live sure peace as light greets space.


Wit humours tease with worthwhile style,
Verse lines now lease such fragrant smiles.


I look to joy to humour fest,
Play fondles ploy with brilliant zest.





Leon Enriquez
11 February 2017
Singapore
Form: Couplet

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