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Dancer


Capable of choosing any alteration,

I would desire

To possess and acquire

An attribute with my great admiration,

To be free.

 

A dancer I may be

But an conscious and controlled.

I wish to be bestowed

With grace and elegance,

 To have effortless eloquence.

 

I want to be liberated,

My attitude eradicated.

 All I succeed in accomplishing

Is more stress and worry.

I want to transform and be worthy,

Of joy and ease astonishing.

 

To become a beautiful dancer,

Filled with mirth, laughter.

More importantly

To be carefree,

Peaceful, pleasant, unhurried,

Satisfied, spontaneous, unworried.

 

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