The Dancer's Daughter

The Dancer's Daughter

A Poem by Norma M Sutton
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Legacy

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Cool dark night

Swirling warmly

Lit by warm light

Emotions torn


Stepping quickly

Joyful spirit

Rising meekly

Do you hear it


Sparks crackle and dance

Among the trees she glides

All she needs is a chance

Shimmy side to side


Hands clap

Feet stamp

She glows under lighted lamp

Their dancing champ


Figure eight

Camel walk

Entering altered state

Letting body talk


Love and loss

Ache and weep

No man's her boss

Though they dream of her in sleep


Unfettered girl child

Dancing her fill

Bold yet mild

Woman still


Under the moon

Small child is one

Green eyes sparkling soon

Watching with longing


She does her best

To imitate swirling steps

Feeling no rest

Until hands reach out and up she steps





© 2010 Norma M Sutton


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This is an adorable piece i like it quite a lot :)

Posted 14 Years Ago


Beautiful writing. I can see her dancing now.

Posted 14 Years Ago


Very nice, Norma. I really like the aspiration you show of the child to be a dancer.

"Until hands reach out and up she steps"


Posted 14 Years Ago



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Norma M Sutton
Norma M Sutton

Bostic, NC



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Norma Moore Sutton has written and published two children's books: The First Lamb and Harry Goes To The Fair She has written and published the first book in the Haunting Memories Series: Matthe.. more..

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