Childhood Memory
Dance class,
I never wanted to go.
Every time I went I’d say, “It’s my last.”
5-6-7-8,
Please would someone give me break.
Dance class,
I cried every time I went.
Coming home, talking to my parents, I tried to vent.
My dad always asked, “Do you know the moves?”
I’d stand up and actually know the groove.
Dance class,
I learned to love it.
Never could I split.
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