My Neighbours Like To Line-Dance In The Street Poem by Alan Sandham

My Neighbours Like To Line-Dance In The Street



My neighbours like to line-dance in the street,
Pre-programmed moves an intricate, co-ordinated, feat
Bespeaking fellow feeling,
Going beyond the urge to meet
In cohort, and to strut their funky stuff
In a manner and with a vigour
That younger folk could hardly beat.

And their rhythms hover afterward,
An echo in the air,
And provoke the less-fit residents'
Unhappy capacity for despair.

Tuesday, December 17, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: dancing
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