Dance Poem by Dahlia Fujiwara
Dance
the willow sways in the sultry air
the breeze coaxing it to dance to the
phantom music
that trills along each scrap of bark
that clings to its earthen mother
overhead the moon watches smiling
silver and luminescent
effulgent and wise
it knows all the secrets
that the music chimes
and the trees can only dance
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: dance,music,silver
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