A Dance (poem) by Richard Oppman on AuthorsDen

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A Dance by Richard Oppman Monday, February 04, 2002 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan On a bright moon lit night A dance, where I can hold you tight The moons glow upon your face My heart beats fast my blood does race Passion burns through my veins A wild fire across the plains Your magical spirit and unearthly charms My desire is to hold you in my arms To the heavens above for just one chance My darling, I've prayed, for this dance.

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Reviewed by Ricahrd A. Oppman	4/10/2003

I don't know alot about poetry, Richard, but I would encourage you to keep at it if you enjoy writing and get satisfaction from it. As you can see, my name, also, is Richard Oppman. Keep up the good work. We have a great name to uphold.




Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	9/16/2002

This is really nice! Keep up the good work! Write, write, write!




Reviewed by Alpha Woman	3/17/2002

::sigh:: highly romantic




Reviewed by C. Gourlay	2/4/2002

lovely!