My Dancing Arabesque

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    My Dancing Arabesque

    Dreams may come and dreams may go
    while dancing through ones life.
    But sometimes dreams are death, you know
    a dance not worth the strife.

    Into the sea I dove for thee
    and danced an arabesque.
    The bubbles passed my face with glee;
    I danced my very best.

    As sunset colored sky above
    I danced on further down.
    The fish applaud, and blink, and nod
    to this dying lifeless clown.

    I see your face, your love, your grace;
    we dance again as one.
    The moon is splendid in the sky
    my dancing arabesque is done.
    Sharon Burgess-Guidry

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    cmlestrade commented on My Dancing Arabesque

    08-10-2009

    Truly lovely has a beautiful fantasy feel to it. Good lyrical flow with nice choice of words and rhythm.

    Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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