Greco-Roman Dancing Poem by james watkin
Greco-Roman Dancing
Though ravishing, for the enveloping wiles
Of those who for elegance stitch
What I see is enhanced when, what is spun
On looms of harps alters in pitch.
When by such music, each twirl heavenward
Is purified in your routine.
Or perhaps only, of my thoughts was I
Overcome to shed the obscene?
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: dancing
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