The Dance
September 14, 2009
By Chris Miller
Lyrical poem
The Dance
Swan like patters swam through the room as the music played
The pastel lights shined above and below the dance room
The masked women ran as their dresses fluttered
The masked men chased with a light hearted clutter
Colors of spring splashed as the two genders collided
Amazingly even in number
None left out or alone
Simply perfect rotations of follower like dresses turned like clock work
The night was whimsically in tune to the soft mellow sounds of the violins in the orchestras
Then,
The tone of the dance suddenly sprang to different life as the clock struck twelve
And the women of the land left the ball
And returned to their homes.
Valerie French • Sep 16, 2009 at 10:33 am
Loved it!!! Secretly (but not so secretly anymore) I’ve always kinda had that fantasy in my head. I wonder how the guys felt after the women were gone.