Come Dance With Me Poem by James Gibbons

Come Dance With Me



The sun beams danced,
they danced on the roof,
and they danced with the trees,
and they danced on the branches,
turning green to gold.
The wind said dance with me.
The branches whirled and swayed.
The voices of the skylarks danced in air,
floating in the wind.
Carried aloft by the gentle breezes.
And the people heard the sound,
their feet started to move and they danced.
Moved to the rhythm blowing through their hair.
The musicians played and they danced,
dancing single and in a pair/
The songs danced in air.
The music carried aloft by the breeze,
carried until it overflowed;
and filled the whole world with song.

Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: dance
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Susan Williams 26 April 2016

Dance is a lovely poem. In fact, I will read more of your poems to get an idea of who you are as a poet IF this computer and/or its internet connection ever stops hopscotching all over the place. Again, the dancing lines were very come hither

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James Gibbons 27 April 2016

, Bless your heart Susan Williams for reading and commenting; i was beginning to think I had internet Vika virus cause nobody would read/comment on my stuff. thanks Jim Gibbons

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Bernard Snyder 20 April 2016

Nice one! Thanks for sharing!

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