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Little Girl Dance

by bernard-t-windwillow

The little girl danced she took the stage and she danced She learned all the positions one by one The steps and moves came naturally she danced Her heart and soul on stage on display Music drove her force of vitality It was ardor it was desire she danced Among her in-crowd she was sweet but shy A goodie two shoes quiet and meek as a mouse A scholar a an unflagging student Whenever she was sad she danced Whenever she was happy She danced When it was sunny She danced When she fell in love She danced She flew from toe to toe When she had children She danced When she had grandchildren She danced Across the tapestry Of life She danced When the banshee howled She danced
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bernard-t-windwillow
Lampasas, TX
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Written by
bernard-t-windwillow
Lampasas, TX
Published
Mar 20, 2017
Time
2m
Tags
#love#dance#happiness#ballet#grandchildren#chindren
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