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Dance All Day


 Cool air comes through the vents in a hushed tone

Tough purple knees hit the floor leaving 20 girls sore

During break all that can be heard are groans

With blisters infested on their feet from the wood floor

 

The music starts and they feel the beat

Jumping and twirling until they are light headed

Starting to sweat from the new comer of heat

Turning as 20 flat feet are embedded

 

Stress is relieved as the music plays

Hearts are pounding loudly

Dancing all year long 365 days

Claps are heard as the director claps aloud

 

Hitting the ending pose sharply

Dance is what makes  me happy

 

 

 

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I dance.

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