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Dancing Freely (a Cavatina)

Dancing freely between shades-of-gray thoughts,

they are not me.

I am the stage on which they act their role.

Laugh at their voice,

serene bliss-filled peace lay amid mindsets.

Childish antics

play their someday-one day game all in vain,

and would rather suffer than lose themselves.

 

 

 

*Cavatina:

The Italian form consists of a ten (10) syllable non rhyming line alternating with a four (4) syllable rhyming line, at least three (3) times and completed with a ten syllable line couplet.

 

I had some help with this one, I borrowed some phrases from E. Tolle*

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Apr 24, 2013
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Harrogate, TN  April 24, 2013

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