Dancing Divinity

Dancing Divinity

A Poem by John Stussy
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Just an image that came to me, inspired by Shakira's song Hips Don't Lie.

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Red and yellow covers her body,
Masking the shape of each sensual curve
That swells against the colored cloth.
She's crossing the dance floor,
Dominating it, making it without a doubt
Known to all there it's her territory.

A hip sway, a twist of her body,
The song takes a physical form
Through her every passionate move.
All watch, awestruck and hypnotized
By the dancing maelstrom
Taking everyone's breath and hearts.

Such a dancing divinity as her
Comes around once in a rare time,
Able to make the music more alive,
More vibrant than ever before.
Fiery, feisty brown eyes glint bright
In the flames of the club lights.

No, her hips don't lie when they show
The amazing woman she really is,
Dancing into the night foreverlong
It's quite apparent she's all that exists
In the eyes of the onlookers
And in the music's all-encompassing wake.

She is the music.



© 2009 John Stussy


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John Stussy
Whoo that was fun!

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As a dancer myself, I loved this sweet poem on the hypnotic hip actions of the dancer John....I like the tune, just perfect....somehow when a dancer feels the beat, her movements get everyone on their feet....she owns the tune just as you describe in the final line....I love the latino language too....Great job John....keep on observing the heat on the street...smiling at you, Tai

Posted 16 Years Ago


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Makes me want to dance! You picked the perfect music for this piece!

Posted 16 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

sensual. Passionate. Sultry. Enticing, all these words came to mind as I read this, Lovely, lovely work Stussy, rather fiesty and out of your norm, oohhh, exciting!! haha, great work, again!!

Posted 16 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

A fervent tribute to a desirable woman excellently presented in descriptive poetic prose

Posted 16 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

This was really nice. I could picture the woman dancing and doing all those moves you pictured. You're right. It probably was fun to write but it was super fun to read. Great write. I loved it!

Posted 16 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

there are just those people; they don't dance to the music; they don't just feel the music; they become the music. I always find it so interesting what inspires us to write - it seems to be such everyday things sometimes - like a song - or a conversation. this is an excellent write - your imagery here is powerful - bringing your dancing goddess to life for the reader.

*hugs*

laura

Posted 16 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

As a dancer myself, I loved this sweet poem on the hypnotic hip actions of the dancer John....I like the tune, just perfect....somehow when a dancer feels the beat, her movements get everyone on their feet....she owns the tune just as you describe in the final line....I love the latino language too....Great job John....keep on observing the heat on the street...smiling at you, Tai

Posted 16 Years Ago


3 of 3 people found this review constructive.

I think that is amazing how you describe her in such a way , of how she moves and cpatures peoples breaths
good job john
kepp on danceing and wrighting lol

Posted 16 Years Ago


3 of 3 people found this review constructive.


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