My Dance
Dancing in a whir of colors
The stars' light raining down on me
Only they know what's in my heart
Yet others are observing
I don't want them to see
Because they cannot understand.
Soft motions change to sharp ones
My dancing turns to rage
The jovial stars turn away.
They, like myself do not like to see.
The turmoil that's inside of me must not burst out
Not in front of them I say, not in front of them.
For if they see this heart of mine they might just hurt it more
And that is why the stars may see what's inside of me,
For they're the only ones too far to tear it all apart.
The lookers on may think they know all that's inside of me
They cannot know, they will not know
I'm dancing just for me.
My life is not a spectacle for onlookers to see
I dance through life and sway in time
A tune that only I may know is skipping through my head
It sings of hope and love and dreams that others think are dead.
The stars are enough company for me to just be me.
Again I'm swirling through a whir of colors
Star light raining down on me
Only they know what's in my heart,
But that's good enough for me.
I dance not for the people,
Nor for the stars above
For my life is not a spectacle,
But just for me to be.
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