‘The death’s dance’
The dark pageant of death
Sliding slowly through lonely streets
Swallowing up everything on its way
Gloomy music is surrounding it instead of empty silence
Dictating a rhythm to a final dance
Your feet start to move
Your body starts to feel the groove
Your mind is a vacuum
Your heart forgot to beat
You start dancing
Because you don’t know who you are
Dancing
And holding passion on your arm
Dancing
Because there’s nothing else left
Dancing
Because it’s the souls theft
Posted on November 27, 2010, in Poems and tagged Dance, death, music, passion, poem, Poems, poetry. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
a dancing poem,
well put.
welcome join poets rally.
thanks for sharing your talent…
keep it up.
Happy Sunday!
Thanks, I may join the poets rally soon but recently I haven’t got much time… I appreciate the encouragement from all the poets, though. Cheers!
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