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In the quickened breeze, My mind slips with ease To a place of long ago, Where little girls pranced In a mystical dance And stardust sprinkled like snow. Little boys rushed to see With what beauty and ease Of grace that did keep them a-daze, But none was the wiser When the dance of Delilah Sent their minds through a mystical maze. To the spectators' delight as she danced through the night unaware of what spell she had cast, Transfixed with a smile They dazed all the while As times' future had soon become past. And hundred years of fixation And a fine lad's dedication To dance with his heart's delight, Was now set at ease As he bent to his knees To kiss the hand of his dream goodnight. His pulse beat slowly And his heart felt lowly Though this moment he knew soon had to end. Would this dream have to cease? Did his imagination increase Just to allow his yearning heart to mend? The mystery ends as it did begin As I reflect on days then Of a lad who danced with his love. Like the leaves of trees Dancing in the breeze A silhouette in shadow to see, The dance of Delilah and He.
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Jul 18, 2016
Jul 18, 2016 at 11:14 AM UTC
The Dance of Delilah
In the quickened breeze, My mind slips with ease To a place of long ago, Where little girls pranced In a mystical dance And stardust sprinkled like snow. Little boys rushed to see With what beauty and ease Of grace that did keep them a-daze, But none was the wiser When the dance of Delilah Sent their minds through a mystical maze. To the spectators' delight as she danced through the night unaware of what spell she had cast, Transfixed with a smile They dazed all the while As times' future had soon become past. And hundred years of fixation And a fine lad's dedication To dance with his heart's delight, Was now set at ease As he bent to his knees To kiss the hand of his dream goodnight. His pulse beat slowly And his heart felt lowly Though this moment he knew soon had to end. Would this dream have to cease? Did his imagination increase Just to allow his yearning heart to mend? The mystery ends as it did begin As I reflect on days then Of a lad who danced with his love. Like the leaves of trees Dancing in the breeze A silhouette in shadow to see, The dance of Delilah and He.
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Jul 18, 2016
Jul 18, 2016 at 11:14 AM UTC
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