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A Dance

Fragile hands, Weathered and cracked, Grasping onto the neck of the swan They are tough, Yet, all the while, their reach is gentle, And they glide with the swan to the pond’s lively middle Up Up they go Ricocheting off the dancing beads of water doing the tango, the salsa, and, at last, ballroom.
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Written by
meg-howell
Published
Mar 21, 2018
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#dance#swans#hands#cracked#glide#pond#tango#salsa#ballroom#dancing
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