Our DanceA Poem by Theresa ColellaPoem about abuse between husband and wife. Notice the meter in the poem.
Our Dance.
He stammers in, eyes alert As I realize I’m in doom. He takes me by the collar, And swings me ‘round the room.
I smelt the booze on his tongue, My mind my numb and null. As I heard the grunts and felt the slaps, He just won’t let me go.
We dance like flamingos, Our dance as no flow We cannot stop the music, And we’ll never let go.
It’s a crummy dance, I know it well, I’ve done it once before. Now again our dance has ended, And I’m lying on the floor. © 2008 Theresa ColellaAuthor's Note
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