The Ballerina Flower

by Analiese   May 23, 2004


In gentle wind,
She twists and sways.
A ballerina,
In her dancing phase.
So beautifully colored,
In vivid, bright dresses.
And draped over her body
Lie her long emerald tresses.
That travels with wind,
Is her sweet kindly scent.
And all other dancers,
When wind blows will be bent.
She will dance with grace,
Every day, every hour,
With the heart of a dancer
And the form of a flower.

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  • 20 years ago

    by Amy

    wow that was an amazing poem. ive read most of ur work and ur very talented. keep it up!

  • 20 years ago

    by Aken Sol

    I don't know why you never shared your poems before because you really are good. The way you wrote this one let me see her dancing...
    Aken Sol