Papa, please Dance.

Papa, please Dance.

A Poem by Cameron Griffith
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Father will you dance with me?

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Father will you dance with me?
The young innocent girl asked the man.
The elderly father shook his head in regret,
I don’t believe I can.
The man was old and bent with age,
Arthritis in one knee.
Oxygen tube attached.
The father insisted,
Go dance with all those nice young men,
Don’t bother dancing with me
But the daughter was persistent,
It’s the last song of the eve
Want you dance with me,
I will hold onto you tight
And then we’ll take our leave?
The father thought about his life,
The error, joy and trial.
How many years had he yet to live
And see his daughter smile?
The man looked at her face and knew
God was giving him a chance.
So boldly he took his daughters hands 
In what would be his final dance.

© 2014 Cameron Griffith


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That last sentence made me tear up to be honest. Loved it.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Beautiful and inspiring. I love the way you crafted this. Amazing job Cameron. :) Keep up the great work. :)

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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