When I Dance........1 Poem by Geeta Radhakrishna Menon

Dancing is a well cooling art.10

I'm sure that owing to the arduous training steeped in spirituality plus the overall discipline these traits are innate to the nature of a classical dance form that a danseuse commands so much control over his or her physical movements as well as over mind and its faculties. Thanks for this beautiful poetic treat, Geeta ji.

A beautiful analogy of one's pastime and its natural equivalents. It creates the imagery of a natural scene. The persona uses simile to liken their passion to that of certain natural phenomena and then literally proclaim nature a beautiful thing as well as their hobby. It's a short but soothing and connotative piece. A nice work, dear poetess.

The beauty you feel while dancing is a product of your dedication to the art. The divinity that you experience is the devotion to the Goddess of art and knowledge. A true portrayal...10

A great dancer so beautiful, confident and well composed has been painted on the canvas of this wonderful poem. An excellent write that portrays a dedicated dancer. Beautifully crafted. Onto my Poem List.

Keep dancing. This beautiful way. Attaractive piece

When I dance part 1 is an amazing, gorgeously written poem, dear Dr. Geeta, I have only Cum-Laudes for you, the highest appreciations for your loved art, that lives in the utmost inside of your being.

When I am reading this beautiful poem, your brilliant performance comes to live again, I constantly SEE you dancing, because I am a paintress too next to poetry.

Great Beauty you have worded here, dear Dr. Geeta, my dear friend, having read this, I still remember your elegant way of danceing in Amsterdam, I am very fond of watching dance performances and there I met YOU.

I feel like a serene river flowing...... So cool..... like a swan floating in water.....it's true dear madam. You are a blessed soul. I have a lot of respect for dancers, the representatives of the divine art. You are a passionate dancer and a wonderful poetess as well...Namaskar!