I'm Still Dancing Poem by Richard Jarboe

I'm Still Dancing



I'm still dancing, I started when I was three
Sometimes I collapse when the beat's too fast for me.
Who cares if you're poor?
Find a partner; get out on the floor.
Sometimes it's just the radio,
But with a little bitty beat you still good to go
I'm still dancing, I'll see you later tonight,
Let's dance 'til the sun comes up,
Will dance with all our might.

Thursday, January 5, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: dancing
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