Pirouette
A ballerina lives in my heart
Dancing when you are near
She cannot break or bend
But exudes a crimson sheer
In darkness she glows brightly
In daylight she never fades
She twirls around with a vibrant sound
On pink and pointed blades
Her dress was tattered once
Her shoes lost to the wind
Her shine robbed of grace
Of the cardinal disciplined
She needed a color badly
She tried a sapphire fix
The hue was both of sky and rain
And dancing she did miss
The ballerina moved on to another
One with an olive stare
Shoes dress and shine were found
Mended by verdant care
Now two dancers sway
Pigments mix on cue
They relay a message, simply, thus:
Darling, I love you
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