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Ben Jones
Poems
Apr 2013
The Dance of Dandy Leon
Plucked out from between the blooms
And blown to tell the hour
Each seed that flees the summer breeze
Was born to make a flower
Amongst them, flirting roguishly
Each gust which he might flee on
There deftly danced a propagule
By the name of Dandy Leon
He saw his chance and seized it firm
With filaments of fuzz
And spun upon an eddy
Like a balerina does
It lifted him above the street
And clear of all his kin
He caught a cheeky quick-step
But the air was growing thin
So he threw a saucy limbo
And he dived over the town
He conga'd with a butterfly
And fluttered ever down
But as in every ballroom
When there's no more will to rhumba
The weather took a breather
And it blew a slower number
So Leon drifted dreamily
A waltz of heavy eyes
And landed with finality
Beneath the sunny skies
For today he was a dancer
And he flew above the land
But tomorrow he'd be growing
And next spring he'd be the band
Written by
Ben Jones
Leeds, UK
(Leeds, UK)
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