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The Dancer

With skin of satin and heart of glass

The dancer watches the seasons pass

The crisp winter air has gone away

Leaving summer an empty stage

 

Her hair is long

Her body tired

For she has long awaited summers hour

 

The day is light, life leaps through the sky

Bringing forth flowers and bright butterflies

 

The nights are warm

A speckled sky

The orchestra plays, natures guide

 

She stands to dance

Her eyes are blue

But alas she has lost her dancing shoes

 

The moonlight dances in her eyes

Reflecting the light as she cries

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May 12, 2014
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