Costume Of Cleopatra For Ida Rubinstain Poem by Raj Arumugam

Costume Of Cleopatra For Ida Rubinstain



Tell me anyone
Caesar or Pharaoh
Emperor or beggar
Saint or the Damned -
tell me anyone,
if you ever found life
stable, smooth and fluid

Let's dance then
with clothes of silk
and a life of ease
let's throw our arms about
our feet like a deer in a run
a life smooth and refined
for that's the best we can do

Let life sway as in a dance
Let there be energy in purpose
and intent
And take a leap -
never a bow -
Let your hair fly
and your clothes in the air
A life light and nimble
for that's the best we can do

Tell me anyone
Caesar or Pharaoh
Emperor or Beggar
Saint or the Damned-
tell me anyone
if you ever found life
stable, smooth and fluid



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Poem based on drawing: Costume of Cleopatra
for Ida Rubinstain,1909 by Léon Samoilovitch Bakst
(May 10,1866 - December 28,1924)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi 16 April 2012

The costume of Cleopatra for everyone, poor and rich, powerful and powerless, pretty and normal, When you buy the costume, the eye make up is free! ! !

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