Dancing With A Flag. Poem by Ellie Dalton

Dancing With A Flag.



Constantly going over claps and counts.
Cold metal slapping my palm.
Anticipation of our performance mounts,
Trying to keep my beating heart calm.

The eagerness that competition brings,
We ready ourselves for the rush.
We gather our flags and glittery things,
We set to perform, I feel my face flush.

Our performance starts,
It's my turn to stand.
Fast beating hearts,
Flags spinning in hand.

Feelings like this aren't familiar to you,
but colorguard is what I do.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I am in colorguard, It is the people who SPIN (not twirl!) flags... like in the parade on the fourth of july. I never get any respect, and am called bad names, but I do it anyway!
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