Dance For Pharaohs Poem by T.James Becker

Dance For Pharaohs

Rating: 5.0


Egyptian spirits wake to view
A Wistful beauty make her debut
Barefoot as she moves in time
In shadows of the tomb sublime

Silky dress clings to supple breast
Her tiny waist it does caress
Hair gently blowing in the breeze
Eyes closed in a sensual tease

Physical moves for mystic kings
Wind accompanies her as it sings
Pale skin glow in soft moon light
Pharaohs and sons rising in delight

Magic sparks an electric night
Stars twinkling in blissful delight
Full moon rising in dark skies
Illusive sparkle in her brown eyes

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chuck Petz 27 October 2008

Thought I would sample your work. I am very fortunate having done so, This poem is a beutiful articulation of the sensual, in an historical context. Chuck

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David Desantis 03 October 2008

excellent man...you have a great style...i felt the imagery too, especially the way she moved and the dress...10/10

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Tom Balch 02 October 2008

The words just dance along the page, love this one, regards Tom 10

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