Foot to foot,
step by step-
I rhythmically move to
the metallic beat of the drums
and the gentle flute lullaby.
I follow the baby pearl stars,
greet the white-like-clear-quartz moon;
hands in the air,
I swing my dancer's body.
Moments are to live,
to sing,
to perform,
and to hear the sound of music.
In my colourful dress,
I'm now a silent dancer.
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Talia Devora
Poetess, visual artist and lifestyle/quiz writer! My pastimes include reading, sleeping, gaming, music, fitness, etc! Be yourselves, be kind and value life! Let's connect and be friends!
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