When I Was Just Sixteen Poem by Jayne Louise Davies

Strutting across the dance floor,
Like peacocks in the park,
Six inch heels and high waist flares,
Smooching in the dark,

Disco lights and divas,
Waiting for that sign,
A wink of the eye,
A cheesy grin,
And a nod to say your mine,

Feel the funky music,
Rocking all the way,
Swallow up the nightlife,
Let your body sway.

Young, free, without a care,
Part of the disco scene,
Memories of the Seventies,
When I was just Sixteen.

Jayne Louise Davies