~She'd Dance~
By Brian Bilston
She'd dance like nobody was watching
although she liked to think he was.
The kitchen was her grand ballroom;
her partner was a mop.
She'd foxtrot among the pots and pans,
she'd paso doble to the sink,
and as she swept across the floor,
her mind danced, too. She'd think
of how he'd held her in his arms
at the Locarno and the Ritz -
whirling, waltzing, a world apart -
in the years before the kids,
and longer still before the shadow
the doctor spotted on his lungs.
How dazzlingly they had danced!
How dizzyingly she had spun!
Her neighbours saw her sometimes
as she shuffled, bent-backed, to the shops.
Back home she'd dance like nobody was watching
although she liked to think he was.
~end~
Wattpad decided to pretend that I didn't write this part and make these edits and deleted them, so here we go, round two (⋟﹏⋞)
Henlo! Again! Thank you Wattpad! >:} Anyhow, I hope y'all are doing well. I don't have much to say about this poem, because I think it speaks for itself. It is beautifully written, and expresses many different emotions throughout it. Truly a beautiful piece of writing.
Thanks for readin'!
Love, Stardusttoad
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as a former ballet/jazz dancer, and current if-I-ever-have-free-time dancer, this poem really resonated with me ('⌣'ʃƪ)
also happy birthday Bang Chan <3
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