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Dance of the Young
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A rewrite of an earlier poem

Dance of the Young


 


Looking back when laughter came easy


And worries were pages to turn


Childhood magic guided my footsteps


Each day was a memory learned.


Now my thoughts are caught in a whirlwind


And my dreams are songs unsung,


I wonder if I’ll ever come up again


To dance the dance of the young.



A sapphire sky, a whispering passion


A daisy-fresh garland encircling my heart.


I thought you and I


Were meshed in a fabric


That could never be torn apart.


But now my sky is muddled with sadness


 with gray clouds setting high


And I wonder if I’ll ever rise up again


To dance my dreams gone by.


 


Lessons of old are stitched in my heart


Colorful threads intertwined.


Time will soon recreate patterns


A quilt’s recycling of old to new.


Lively steps tapping out a long-lost rhythm


Reclaiming my dance


Of my memories of you.


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 Reviews of "Dance of the Young"
Reviewed by Chrissy McVay
Reviewed on February 5, 2006
Very well written!

Reviewed by Regina Pounds
Reviewed on October 23, 2004
Melancholy and wise...nostalgia and and a touch of hope...that 'you' brings forth sorrow.

Well expressed loss of innocence, Laurie

Gina

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on February 27, 2004
Imagery and sentiments complement each other to achieve your desired effects. Love and peace to you, Laurie. Regis

Reviewed by Christine Morell
Reviewed on February 13, 2004
This touched me.. Very beautifully written from the heart.
~Chrissie

Reviewed on February 12, 2004
Lovely Laurie and touching. Do your dance regardless, this gives us an option even as things pass on. Keep your joy. cheers G

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on February 11, 2004
This is lovely. a trace of sadness overcome with hope.Very good message in this poem!


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