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"richly" poems
i have loved,let us see if that’s all. Bit into you as teeth,in the stone of a musical fruit. My lips pleasantly groan on your taste. Jumped the quick wall of your smile into stupid gardens if this were not enough(not really enough pulled one before one the vague tough exquisite flowers, whom hardens richly, darkness. On the whole possibly have i loved….?you) sheath before sheath stripped to the Odour. (and here’s what WhoEver will know Had you as bite teeth; i stood with you as a foal stands but as the trees,lay,which grow
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I Have Loved,Let Us See If That’s All
O ye who travel the meridian line, May the vision of a new world within you shine. May eyes that have lived with poverty's rage, See through to the glory of the awakening age. For we are all richly linked in hope, Woven in history, like a mountain rope. Together we can ascend to a new height, Guided by our heart's clearest light. When perceptions are changed there's much to gain, A flowering of truth instead of pain. There's more to a people than their poverty; There's their work, wisdom, and creativity. Along the line may our lives rhyme, To make a loving harvest of space and time. ________ Source: http://www.writespirit.net/blog/archive/2006/12/03/poems_ben_okri
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The Awakening Age
He gave me dead flowers So I can smell them every day The rotten petals falling The color of decay The washed out sunflower The dehydrated leaves The mold on the water The color of debris The richly red rose Now drooping to the floor The color of love Existed no more But still I saved the flowers And smelled them every day And watered them with tears To let them grow again.
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Sep 9, 2019
Sep 9, 2019 at 11:36 AM UTC
He gave me dead flowers
Ceramic white, wood richly brown Smooth liquid....touching buds of taste Lips chasing chatter, slithering slogan sentences Arm reaching, lift off, exposing the pit, selecting Combination to the gestured shape, proposing Enlivening, trickling conversation tripping To my left.  A phone, pressing snugly, ear Tuned up, alerted, filtering the microwave Throng.  With welcome warmth, thaw began Icy film packaging a heart temporarily beat Free, playing, fraternising.....roulette with Russia
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Jan 5, 2013
Jan 5, 2013 at 6:15 PM UTC
A happening by chance
. And her arms enfold me, I lay my cheek against her breast. The shaking starts, the tears fall, as sobs emerge unhindered. Cries from way down deep, and I hear her heart, slow, steady, metronomic. So I follow its rhythm along a path richly bathed in warm sunlight. Through an archway and across a threshold shrine, the cemetery of the Ancients. A hundred thousand names, carved in marble, adorned with statues and plinths. Holding knowledge of old, and the sound of silence, like an abandoned library. The shadow of love hovers close, driving through midnight mists and leading me on. Practising narrative necromancy, reanimating old words, giving them life newly born, upon the first carved marbles, its names burnished with wisdom, and the anonymity of obscurity. There glows one name in forgotten script and I know my deepest identity, the weight of the aeons flows free into my mind, histories of the millennia. I know my Forest Lady holds secrets that belong to me. And she gestates them all, a coveted pregnancy. A path-working, an etherical dream, and her heart skips a beat, as another part of me crumbles and dies, to mingle with the dust of ancient knowledge. © Pagan Paul (11/07/18)
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Jul 12, 2018
Jul 12, 2018 at 2:51 PM UTC
My Forest Lady Holds Secrets
I am Guatemala I am its mountains and its shore I am its black sand beaches. I am its artists and its poor I am the mist from its volcanoes I am its limestone richly carved I am the Mayan, and the Latin. I am the hungry and the starved I am its folklore and its future I am its markets and its clothes I am the abandoned and forgotten. I am its children no one knows I am its colorful conventions I am its jungles and its fare I am its colonial traditions. I am the pilas in the square I am Guatemala I am its living and its dead One is always Guatemala, no matter how far we are spread
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May 28, 2016
May 28, 2016 at 9:06 PM UTC
I am Guatemala
mementos richly held hidden in fractured chest big people shifting boxes heavy light silenced a child's fissure clasping favourite shell close swift salvage in tight world rescue from gaping hole #family #disruption #moving #treasures #mementos #lost #ignored
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Jul 22, 2018
Jul 22, 2018 at 3:46 PM UTC
blind spot
There's history in my hair please don't touch, handle with care. It's the same as this perfect pigment, this melanin I wear Richly rooted in my blood Whether dark or fair Sun kissed and kinked in bliss More love for my 'rough n tough Afro puff' She shines like the Sahara sun She smells like the salt of the Gold coast sea. Theres a hint of the bittersweet seed of the cocoa tree. Feels like the pillow that holds all your dreams with the dry Harmattan wind brushing against your cheek She'll whisper secrets of the motherland.... If you get close enough She holds like Mina Curls with pride Falls with grace and integrity. Stubborn like the struggle of the ones before me. Gravity defying masterpiece that's just a single piece of me, a reminder of my ancestry. It's my glory, my covering Don't take it lightly, don't misunderstand, I'm a work of art so please peep but just don't touch. © Raphaela Israel Öbeñg
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Jan 19, 2019
Jan 19, 2019 at 10:36 AM UTC
H A I R
My dreams do not come attached to the ideals of my people or the sacrifices of another country. Instead I am poor and mine are clinging to life the very idea of existence. Mundane flashes-- not adventurous endeavors nor flights around the world this is what richly folks do. Simply a mingler someone whose life flourishes around the bends of florescent street lights and panhandling nearby a farmers market just after sunrise. This remnant is few as these are neighbors local countrymen who stoically face the world's deviation and deprivation from coexisting by the bonds of agriculture and personality even as a beggar it is but a joyous memento to a world that no longer thrives.
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 3:51 AM UTC
Farmers' Market: The 'Poor'
O Holy Saviour, Friend unseen, Since on Thine arm Thou bid'st us lean, Help us throughout life's changing scene By faith to cling to Thee. When far from home, fatigued, oppressed, In Thee we found our place of rest; As exiles still, yet richly blest, We cling, O Lord, to Thee. What though the world deceitful prove, And earthly friends and hopes remove! With patient, uncomplaining love, Still would we cling to Thee. Though faith and hope are often tried, We ask not, need not, ought beside; So safe, so calm, so satisfied, The soul that clings to Thee. Blest is our lot, whate'er befall; What can disturb or who appal? Thou art our strength, our rock, our all, Saviour, we cling to Thee.
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O Holy Saviour, Friend unseen,
Kisses don't last forever, lipstick scars on my collared shirt; sweet perfumes sinking into my neck. Searching for a rush, there's a rush out there looking for me. Let me play my tongue on you; just like I love to play with my words. Lust of rush; my eye on a crush, She's a crushing feeling; as when my cheek bones hurt every time I blush. Plush; so richly filled and lush. Could I love you as a must; But a piece of you is far too much. Do you... Indulge in all of those senses; As my sense of appeal is to be the one who stole your heart. I'm much made of steel; heavy weighed inside of my pants. But why be quick in our advances; let's have a little romance. Pick out our cards at every chance. I'll play your King, with just few plays with my hands. A squeeze; you feel the weakness on your knees, each time I wrap around your neck. And proceed into those long kisses that steal your breath. Bite you down like an enemy; be tender to all of those marks like a friend. But I'd soon forget, of which of us gets naked first; before pulling the covers of the bed. I'm sitting on the edge; grinning at a striptease doing in my head. I can't pretend, that my skins aren't hair raising; lips craving, body shaking, and I'm embracing the embrace of me driving my destination inside of your place. But these are the thoughts on the road: of what's about to come. I'm still on the way.
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Apr 16, 2022
Apr 16, 2022 at 2:15 PM UTC
Sensual Verse (On the way)
I. TO DIONYSUS (21 lines) (1) ((LACUNA)) (ll. 1-9) For some say, at Dracanum; and some, on windy Icarus; and some, in Naxos, O Heaven-born, Insewn (2); and others by the deep-eddying river Alpheus that pregnant Semele bare you to Zeus the thunder-lover. And others yet, lord, say you were born in Thebes; but all these lie. The Father of men and gods gave you birth remote from men and secretly from white-armed Hera. There is a certain Nysa, a mountain most high and richly grown with woods, far off in Phoenice, near the streams of Aegyptus. ((LACUNA)) (ll. 10-12) '...and men will lay up for her (3) many offerings in her shrines. And as these things are three (4), so shall mortals ever sacrifice perfect hecatombs to you at your feasts each three years.' (ll. 13-16) The Son of Cronos spoke and nodded with his dark brows. And the divine locks of the king flowed forward from his immortal head, and he made great Olympus reel. So spake wise Zeus and ordained it with a nod. (ll. 17-21) Be favourable, O Insewn, Inspirer of frenzied women! we singers sing of you as we begin and as we end a strain, and none forgetting you may call holy song to mind. And so, farewell, Dionysus, Insewn, with your mother Semele whom men call Thyone. __________ The Homeric Hymns in the Hello Poetry collection are provided by: Online Medieval and Classical Library. Source site: http://omacl.org/Hesiod/hymns.html
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The Homeric Hymns: 1- To Dionysus
A kiss. A small thing, like a mustard seed compared to the crushing pressures of our desperate world. But, doesn't the sweet, small, precious gesture revive the soul, heal the mind, and quicken the flesh? Oh, yes, richly so! May the new year give me thus, this fleeting gift, that small miracle. May it come sweetly and may my longing be satisfied, to experience a taste of a unity divine; when two lovers, in the twinkling of an eye, become one. May the mountain of my solitude be moved, may a resurrected heart rise in it's place.
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Dec 30, 2017
Dec 30, 2017 at 4:21 PM UTC
A Kiss Upon the New Year
To me my Julia lately sent A bracelet richly redolent: The beads I kissed, but most lov’d her That did perfume the pomander.
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The Pomander Bracelet
When Coyote witnessed the Creator making this world he thought I will make a world like that for myself And so he formed a copy of every living thing from the mud from the branches and detritus that he gathered there on the banks of the Columbia River But all of his carefully wrought figures elk and deer fish that sparkle in the shallows black bear who hides from two-leggeds the wings of the air who mingle with the leaves and branches of the forest all melted back into the mud of the riverbank at the next rain Undeterred Coyote set out on a quest He found a new country a pleasant land of vast expanse with every manner of good things When Coyote came into this country his hunger was greater than myth sharp as the edge of a knife And there he spied Crow on a high cliff with a mouth full of deer fat A plan quickly formed in the caverns of his cunning Coyote called out Chief Crow I am told that your voice is as sweet as spring water as pleasing as a woman in the night Sing for me Great Chief and I will reward you richly Crow is a vain creature and being called Chief gave him great pleasure He preened opened his silver wings to the sun and sang his rough song but in a muted tone in order to save his delicious morsel Coyote called out again Oh Chief! That wasn't much. not like the stories I have been told. Please sing your song again with feeling! Crow rose to his full height ****** his sharp beak into the air and gave full voice to his raucous song for the sake of every crow on earth We know the end of this tale because Coyote taught it to our ancestors The deer fat fell to the ground and Coyote trickster scarfed it in an instant Hunger dampened he ambled along the well-beaten path to find the next fool And that is the story of Coyote and Crow. Keep your pride in check or be the next one laid low.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 4:01 PM UTC
Coyote and Crow
When Coyote witnessed the Creator making this world he thought I will make a world like that for myself And so he formed a copy of every living thing from the mud from the branches and detritus that he gathered there on the banks of the Columbia River But all of his carefully wrought figures elk and deer fish that sparkle in the shallows black bear who hides from two-leggeds the wings of the air who mingle with the leaves and branches of the forest all melted back into the mud of the riverbank at the next rain Undeterred Coyote set out on a quest He found a new country a pleasant land of vast expanse with every manner of good things When Coyote came into this country his hunger was greater than myth sharp as the edge of a knife And there he spied Crow on a high cliff with a mouth full of deer fat A plan quickly formed in the caverns of his cunning Coyote called out Chief Crow I am told that your voice is as sweet as spring water as pleasing as a woman in the night Sing for me Great Chief and I will reward you richly Crow is a vain creature and being called Chief gave him great pleasure He preened opened his silver wings to the sun and sang his rough song but in a muted tone in order to save his delicious morsel Coyote called out again Oh Chief! That wasn't much. not like the stories I have been told. Please sing your song again with feeling! Crow rose to his full height ****** his sharp beak into the air and gave full voice to his raucous song for the sake of every crow on earth We know the end of this tale because Coyote taught it to our ancestors The deer fat fell to the ground and Coyote trickster scarfed it in an instant Hunger dampened he ambled along the well-beaten path to find the next fool And that is the story of Coyote and Crow. Keep your pride in check or be the next one laid low.
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Peasant clothes and peasant shoes, Hardly bathed and poorly used. Resting in coal and eating curds, All she had left were her learned words.
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Apr 6, 2013
Apr 6, 2013 at 5:01 AM UTC
Poorly Brought, Richly Taught
you’re my cup of coffee at 6:45 AM smell dancing like incense in the middle of pooja warm as the sun peaking out shyly behind the horizon richly sweet caramelized sugar pearly cream and bitter like the small things i dont know about you yet. but when you touch my lips the bitterness i can swallow with the sweet and the sweet i savor with every taste bud on my tongue. before i head out the door at 7 AM i kiss your forehead and wash out the emptied mug but the taste of cappucino lingers at the corners of my mouth as i wave good day to you. and when i return at 5:30 PM limbs pathetically sown on with prayers empty rivers landfills of worry time ticking like a heartbeat the aroma wafts around me again like a scarf. in your embrace i fall asleep with dreams of whipped clouds and love at the cafe.
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Apr 29, 2015
Apr 29, 2015 at 3:35 PM UTC
magic
Fresh Spring, the herald of loves mighty king, In whose cote-armour richly are displayd All sorts of flowers, the which on earth do spring, In goodly colours gloriously arrayd— Goe to my love, where she is carelesse layd, Yet in her winters bowre not well awake; Tell her the joyous time wil not be staid, Unlesse she doe him by the forelock take; Bid her therefore her selfe soone ready make, To wayt on Love amongst his lovely crew; Where every one, that misseth then her make, Shall be by him amearst with penance dew. Make hast, therefore, sweet love, whilest it is prime; For none can call againe the passèd time.
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Whilst It Is Prime
Curiousity killed the cat, What of it? I am not a cat and neither am I curious, I think. I want to know and see, but few things hold my interest. Lately I crave being craved, Lately I hate that I love the concave of my stomach when fasting for a smaller waist to contemplate in my mirror before going to work, Lately I’m waking up moody, Lately I’m grateful. Lately I need more sleep, Lately I’m not quite in the place I used to be, Lately I think I must be growing or changing because this new sense of knowing is gnawing so softly on my skin it feels like luxury. I think I must be on the edge of an expansive biosphere of me, complete and untouched, because the vision of her is fading as my ten little prints and their oblong archless counterparts bring me closer to the edge. Staring boldly, daring no one proving nothing peering down into my canyons. Just on the edge of this cliff, feeling my wind my edges my rivers holding me up, And up, And up, And down so far below. Though it’s not down that I will go. It it through. And richly on the other side I will emerge. But for now that is not my concern. Standing on the edge, arms spread wide, I’m alive. Quite Grand Indeed.
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Aug 20, 2018
Aug 20, 2018 at 12:09 PM UTC
I am not a Cat
He touched her richly like king Midas. Made her feel like a queen dripping in gold.   He made her believe that she was his goddess. Until her heart was in his control. He tossed her aside after taking her all. An unkind lover, who damaged her soul. He smiled at her sweetly, as he took and he stole. a golden king, with a black heart of coal. She cried, and she wept, for this snake on a throne, Now like Medusa, her heart is of stone.
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May 31, 2018
May 31, 2018 at 5:53 PM UTC
golden snakes
(for the unknown You) – Sweep up a mound of achievements; layer dogwood and newspaper beneath; find a small, secluded shoreline to sleep an endless sleep; shovel money (in at least twenty currencies), some status and fame onto the funeral pyre’s unremembering flame; write furiously with computer or pen, fill out the days’ whitespace with enthusiastic fantasy; revel on a fallacy (or three); win the gladiatorial games in the Corporate Arena; rediscover a bit of ancient folklore; set up nice altruistic societies to make orphans feel infinite; plant a little garden – give guidance in its growth; build four or five fine-but-small boats with richly decorated keels; fight for something worth believing, though I’m still unsure what that means… A(my) guess: lyricism and poetry and prose, musical composition, simply being kind and open; A suggestion(for You): lay Your hand on a patient’s slowing heart in a cancer ward, catch their tears with a jar and meditate on better things to do; give the old folks a laugh; steal the Elgin Marbles back for the Greeks, or, for the memory of ancient Greece; find where lay a psychopathic fascist’s bitter ashes and give them to the conspirators for closure; (for me) place letters on the graves of John Keats, Percy Shelley, Wystan Auden and William Yeats; rescind, abolish, annul, invalidate my station in God’s dysphoric, existential reverie; heap up beautiful words and send them off to sea inside a laptop on a cellophane-wrapped raft; (for both of us) think thoughts uplifting; smile thirty-three times a day (or more); plan for the future of ourselves and others; give just a bit of love to our mothers; sweep the kitchen and the city streets for free; by your garden plant a tree. Beyond these things for us to do, be proud-yet-humble, open-eyed and acquiescent; just accept; all things inanimate and animate, accept.
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Jul 4, 2012
Jul 4, 2012 at 7:58 AM UTC
Things to do
(for the unknown You) – Sweep up a mound of achievements; layer dogwood and newspaper beneath; find a small, secluded shoreline to sleep an endless sleep; shovel money (in at least twenty currencies), some status and fame onto the funeral pyre’s unremembering flame; write furiously with computer or pen, fill out the days’ whitespace with enthusiastic fantasy; revel on a fallacy (or three); win the gladiatorial games in the Corporate Arena; rediscover a bit of ancient folklore; set up nice altruistic societies to make orphans feel infinite; plant a little garden – give guidance in its growth; build four or five fine-but-small boats with richly decorated keels; fight for something worth believing, though I’m still unsure what that means… A(my) guess: lyricism and poetry and prose, musical composition, simply being kind and open; A suggestion(for You): lay Your hand on a patient’s slowing heart in a cancer ward, catch their tears with a jar and meditate on better things to do; give the old folks a laugh; steal the Elgin Marbles back for the Greeks, or, for the memory of ancient Greece; find where lay a psychopathic fascist’s bitter ashes and give them to the conspirators for closure; (for me) place letters on the graves of John Keats, Percy Shelley, Wystan Auden and William Yeats; rescind, abolish, annul, invalidate my station in God’s dysphoric, existential reverie; heap up beautiful words and send them off to sea inside a laptop on a cellophane-wrapped raft; (for both of us) think thoughts uplifting; smile thirty-three times a day (or more); plan for the future of ourselves and others; give just a bit of love to our mothers; sweep the kitchen and the city streets for free; by your garden plant a tree. Beyond these things for us to do, be proud-yet-humble, open-eyed and acquiescent; just accept; all things inanimate and animate, accept.
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majestic adjectives of contrary harmonies, adverbs in adversity that modify our satisfactions, gut punch our eyes, scramble the taste buds, now inoperable, incapacitated to distinguish what is disturbed - what is sweet - what is impossible. my days ending is nearer to my god than thee, the crumblings of what I’ve got left stale panko crumbs, here come they in 1000 radium-tipped projectiles of serious humorous self-destruction, gifted to you! my few itinerant followers peddlers brave enough to offer shelter, to follow me into the deeps of radioactive incomprehension, of no particular disorders a thousand times bless you richly, eachly, name announced, pronounced, we are all proper nouns.*
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Jun 12, 2020
Jun 12, 2020 at 5:29 PM UTC
majestic adjectives, adverbs in adversity...
Lights dim, Colour explodes, For upon the stage there is magic and in the orchestra pit there is music, Young dancers robed in elegance glide across the richly decorated stage, And the night smiles by with selection after selection of sublime ballet confection, The dancers dazzle and daze, Their bodies hugging the music's enchanting embrace, Upon their faces are the smiles of summer and golden radiance, On their bare backs ripple muscles glowing with the sheen of sweat and glory, Their breath comes in quick bursts as they fly through the air and land as gently as a feather on the breath of a nightingale, The girls are as bright as dawn's first light and the men so supple and full of ecstatic zest, These gifted artists were not from the snow-capped streets of St. Petersburg or from the steppes of the Bolshoi nor were they from the giddy heights of the opera at Notre Dame de Paris nor were they plucked from Covent Garden's glorious school of Royal Ballet, No, it was none of those rigid and regimented corps de ballet, For the vibrant and energetic dancers that mesmerised the audience were living the pure joy of life, These young men and women were from the poor villages and back streets of Cuba, They brought the sun's warmth and delight, They brought the lightning's energy and spark, They brought the air of vitality and light, They brought the moon's bewitching sophistication and surprise, They brought the colour of life to their art, This was a night of remembrance for the human soul, What wondrous poetry in motion we can sprinkle and sparkle if only we let our prejudices seep away, Come, let go of the rat race sweat and pain, Just ease back and let your mind be transported to another time, another place, another type of magic, Go enjoy a night at the ballet and see human expression expressed through movement, Witness tales of myth and wonder without a single word spoken, One flick of the wrist or the pointing of a finger or even a tilted head can say more and mean more than a hundred thousand spoken words, Hearts full of love's deep lyrics told their tragic stories through a mere touch or a caress, Hearts were lacerated with a single swipe of a glance, When two lover's shyly held hands and smiled there was a thundering hush in the Hippodrome, The lights changed from a cold blue to a pulsating red and the orchestra showered the stage with glittering notes, Drama, Music, Dance... *This was Theatre.* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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May 2, 2010
May 2, 2010 at 4:19 AM UTC
Ballet Nacional de Cuba
Lights dim, Colour explodes, For upon the stage there is magic and in the orchestra pit there is music, Young dancers robed in elegance glide across the richly decorated stage, And the night smiles by with selection after selection of sublime ballet confection, The dancers dazzle and daze, Their bodies hugging the music's enchanting embrace, Upon their faces are the smiles of summer and golden radiance, On their bare backs ripple muscles glowing with the sheen of sweat and glory, Their breath comes in quick bursts as they fly through the air and land as gently as a feather on the breath of a nightingale, The girls are as bright as dawn's first light and the men so supple and full of ecstatic zest, These gifted artists were not from the snow-capped streets of St. Petersburg or from the steppes of the Bolshoi nor were they from the giddy heights of the opera at Notre Dame de Paris nor were they plucked from Covent Garden's glorious school of Royal Ballet, No, it was none of those rigid and regimented corps de ballet, For the vibrant and energetic dancers that mesmerised the audience were living the pure joy of life, These young men and women were from the poor villages and back streets of Cuba, They brought the sun's warmth and delight, They brought the lightning's energy and spark, They brought the air of vitality and light, They brought the moon's bewitching sophistication and surprise, They brought the colour of life to their art, This was a night of remembrance for the human soul, What wondrous poetry in motion we can sprinkle and sparkle if only we let our prejudices seep away, Come, let go of the rat race sweat and pain, Just ease back and let your mind be transported to another time, another place, another type of magic, Go enjoy a night at the ballet and see human expression expressed through movement, Witness tales of myth and wonder without a single word spoken, One flick of the wrist or the pointing of a finger or even a tilted head can say more and mean more than a hundred thousand spoken words, Hearts full of love's deep lyrics told their tragic stories through a mere touch or a caress, Hearts were lacerated with a single swipe of a glance, When two lover's shyly held hands and smiled there was a thundering hush in the Hippodrome, The lights changed from a cold blue to a pulsating red and the orchestra showered the stage with glittering notes, Drama, Music, Dance... *This was Theatre.* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Nov 29, 2013
Nov 29, 2013 at 2:12 AM UTC
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