The Lady of Ballet
Walking into an empty room
Speakers let out a roaring boom,
Casting away the hard days gloom
Dancers ambitions start to bloom
The arms of ballerinas sway.
Rapidly tying up pointe shoes,
Toes bleeding and form a bruise,
Looking towards swans for a muse
The Lady of Ballet.
Lacing up a forestry gown,
So focused that there is no sound,
An upright tutu held her bound
Accepting that she will be crowned
The heads of ballerinas sway.
Trying to breakout of her box,
Pinning up her golden locks
Pressure from a group of hawks
The Lady of Ballet.
Red puffy eyes that spill out tears
Coming to the surface are fears,
Wanting to impress her close peers
Debating if there will be cheers
The legs of ballerinas sway.
Butterflies come to pay their debt
Nerves inside begin to set
Wiping her brow of cold sweat,
The Lady of Ballet.
Center stage faced with a spotlight,
Choosing to put up a tough fight
Clinging to great memories tight
To perform a move that's just right
The hands of ballerinas sway.
Applause echoes throughout the stage,
A swan breaks out of her cage
Receiving roses backstage,
The Lady of Ballet.
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