William Chaplar (August 18,1961 / Trenton, New Jersey)
Poems by William Chaplar : 11 / 52
Dancer
Medium: Bone and sinew that made up the body fair.
Hue: The color of the clothes she wore.
Brushstrokes: Feet that bore the artist nimbly through the air.
Canvas: Where those feet touched on the floor.
A masterpiece in motion was the dancer on the move,
not much unlike a painter's work of art.
But rather than a canvas that's displayed inside the Louvre,
her artistry's etched solely on the heart.
William Chaplar
Submitted: Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Poems by William Chaplar : 11 / 52
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A master piece in motion. thanks.