She Dances II
Jerky
and uncoordinated
She
dances without sound
People
on the street left wondering
What
orchestras and steel guitars
Are
resounding through her being,
Twisting
and writhing this expression of joy?
Some
steady unheard bass beat of her heart
Pounding
out the rhythm of her soul?
But
they only dare a glance
Snap
their eyes away,
Shocked,
embarrassed, afraid
They
scurry on their way;
Unaware
or unconcerned,
That
unseen choir pulses through her body:
Childish
twirls and skips,
Sways
and shuffles and leaps.
Suddenly,
it stops,
Frowning
down with marble eyes
At
the cracked concrete earth,
Then
turns her gaze to the fathomless sky
And
with star lit eyes, she laughs.
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