akachukwu chukwuemeka ( akabeks) (23/06/1971 / Mgbowo, Enugu State, Nigeria.)
Poems by akachukwu chukwuemeka ( akabeks) : 67 / 72
When I dance
I dance for me,
Silent vibrations from within
Rhythm of the unseen,
I dance for me.
My steps follow their direction,
My heart-beat echoes their sound.
Some say I dance weird: they call me possessed.
If I dance raw, if I dance pure,
If I dance whirlwind, if I dance the spirits within,
No matter what them say,
I know I dance me.
I dance for me.
©2001
akachukwu chukwuemeka ( akabeks)
Submitted: Tuesday, September 01, 2009
Poems by akachukwu chukwuemeka ( akabeks) : 67 / 72
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