Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
A new cast invokes memories of the old, The way that a spring fragrance echoes a past bloom. I am afraid that I’m getting ahead of myself, But I’ve always been a glutton for abuse. The dance is strikingly similar but more fluid, The way that a musician’s fingers dance over favored tune. I fear that the ease comes with practice, And pray that it's from something more meaningful. The audience whispers musings and concerns, The way a child doubts the mother’s monster search. I ignore them and try to put them out of my mind, But cringe as I feel their ideas fester. The dancers go on oblivious to the world, The way animals follow instinct in their hunt. I am reminded of one thing, I never wrote a love poem, Not even for her.
0
Jul 26, 2010
Jul 26, 2010 at 7:28 AM UTC
The New Dance
A new cast invokes memories of the old, The way that a spring fragrance echoes a past bloom. I am afraid that I’m getting ahead of myself, But I’ve always been a glutton for abuse. The dance is strikingly similar but more fluid, The way that a musician’s fingers dance over favored tune. I fear that the ease comes with practice, And pray that it's from something more meaningful. The audience whispers musings and concerns, The way a child doubts the mother’s monster search. I ignore them and try to put them out of my mind, But cringe as I feel their ideas fester. The dancers go on oblivious to the world, The way animals follow instinct in their hunt. I am reminded of one thing, I never wrote a love poem, Not even for her.
mitchell-horvath
Written by
Jul 26, 2010
Jul 26, 2010 at 7:28 AM UTC
Request permission to use this poem