RiverdanceA Poem by K.C. ZbrykHis feet move deftly Swinging and shifting Ever so gracefully He has mastered the art form Captured the emotion behind the movement The spirit behind his dance Is embodied in every way Each new bend and twist Haunting Causing all to stare in fascination He holds this audience In the palm of his hands Yet those stay behind his back His head is lowered He cares not for the audience But only for the satisfaction That is brought to him through this His back arches Hips swing in an uncanny rhythm But there can be no eye contact This would distract from The meaning behind his movements So sad he must be Dancing to no music But still He sends shivers Down the spines of the onlookers Drives goose bumps To the surface of the flesh Of the crowd No music Only the droning voice Of one man beside him He holds all attention Here in the courtyard Until finally His act is over There is no more dancing There is no more movement Only a man being cut From the end of a rope 01/11/2013 0439 am © 2013 K.C. Zbryk |
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Added on January 11, 2013Last Updated on January 13, 2013 AuthorK.C. Zbrykthat one with the lights, and buildings too!, COAboutHi I'm Kiefer. Not the actor, or any other strange kiefer titled product, I'm just an amateur writer working on some stories and spitting out the occasional poem. Everything that is posted here is.. more..Writing
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