Dance Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Dance



Dance

She told me before dance in a bank
“I hear youths are sad, why is that? ”

Her face-skin the sand-hill of desert
Her sea-eyes white; full with waves

She was there; freshly dressed young
All set was for snow; for rain or slush

Music on radio; I listened and liked it
As dancing I moved me; she joined in

Line in bank turned disco; in waiting
Everyone, workers to clients smiling

“Texting youths miss a life of joining”
I told her honestly “Simple is uniting.”

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I was in waiting line in the CIBC Banks when this happened. The woman, I think was years my senior but much younger in heart. We did change the mood when dancing.
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