Dancing Through Life
Ever since I was a child,
I've been dancing day and night
Regardless of injury, no matter the circumstance,
Dancing has been my flight.
Now, I am older
And I see everything in a different way than before
What I aspire to be in this moment
Is opposite of what seems now as a chore.
I did want to be a meteorologist,
You know, show and tell the weather like the early bird I am
Then I wanted to be a Radio City Rockette,
But I wasn't tall enough, so I threw that dream in the can.
Right here, right now,
Here in the present day,
I want to become a dance teacher,
And I don't care about the pay.
Choreographing is what I love to do,
It's what everyone praises me about
I can see myself touring with a convention,
To teach dance to those who want to get out of the house.
With becoming a dance teacher,
You have to have the talent, mind, and heart
I know that I would have all three and more
If I ever had the chance to play my part.
Being a teacher is a courageous ordeal,
A dance teacher at that
You have to teach technique and routines
That will never be perfect with the first clap.
Dance teachers travel all around the world,
And if I become one, so will I
I would have the privilege to meet so many new faces
And teach those who want to step in time.
I want to become a dance teacher,
That is what I aspire to do
As one, I can change the world,
And show that dreams most definitely come true.
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