His BalletA Poem by Rainee WhitingAddictionHis Ballet My hand slips into
his, again he takes the
lead. I do as he instructs, as what he offers me,
I need. He delivers me to the
stage, his orchestra of
demons begins to play. Again I twirl in his
flame, the black swan of his
ballet. I weep as I perform, his immoral-choreography, His laugh wicked as
the last pirouette, sends me to my knees. Rainee © 2016 Rainee WhitingReviews
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3 Reviews Added on October 25, 2016 Last Updated on October 25, 2016 AuthorRainee WhitingLas Vegas, NVAboutBrilliant foliage extends from the branches of my family tree, an over grown topiary containing a hundred known and gifted writers. The sap that fills the limb in which my name is carved contains the .. more..Writing
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