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She starts gently tapping on the floor and then romps, With one hand spread and other near to chest, she stomps; Stage light follows her as she Palisades below, As a shooting star which leaves behind the glow; Her skirt appears to be a turning disc as she twirls and capers, And when she pauses to resume, as a sugar heap it tapers; As a pappus, she for a while rises and floats in the air, Alights too as slowly as the same, oh what a flair! She with her toe so elegantly executes pirouette, Only other which will do this is a spin top and her silhouette! The entrenchments surprise me and are enchanting, As I count the leg crosses, eyes seem scanting In that step, as butterfly wings, her legs flutter I am here stupefied with no word to utter As the prettiest angel that I can ween, As the nearest iceberg that I have seen; Sometimes she flies, sometimes she glides Giving reasons for her, in my mind, to abide...
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 4:08 AM UTC
Ballet for me
She starts gently tapping on the floor and then romps, With one hand spread and other near to chest, she stomps; Stage light follows her as she Palisades below, As a shooting star which leaves behind the glow; Her skirt appears to be a turning disc as she twirls and capers, And when she pauses to resume, as a sugar heap it tapers; As a pappus, she for a while rises and floats in the air, Alights too as slowly as the same, oh what a flair! She with her toe so elegantly executes pirouette, Only other which will do this is a spin top and her silhouette! The entrenchments surprise me and are enchanting, As I count the leg crosses, eyes seem scanting In that step, as butterfly wings, her legs flutter I am here stupefied with no word to utter As the prettiest angel that I can ween, As the nearest iceberg that I have seen; Sometimes she flies, sometimes she glides Giving reasons for her, in my mind, to abide...
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 4:08 AM UTC
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