Apr5Poetry - Dancing Together

I'm trying something new, taking a risk this month - participating in
#VerseLove with Sarah Donovan,
hoping to write poetry every day this April.








Today's poetic challenge is to find something in music or lyrics, something that brings peace and healing - write a musical poem. I put on our 'anniversary' playlist, and put pen to paper.

Dancing Together

David sings his love song,
home is where I want to be,
Mavis belts out she'll take me there, and
Al begs, come and take me.
Here we are,
dancing together,
just the two of us.
you and I.

It's about rhythm, tempo, and beat,
no matter - rock, soul, jazz, or blues,
the way you swept me off my feet,
the way you do the things you do,
Here we are,
dancing together,
just the two of us.
you and I.

Diana hears a symphony,
Soulfully, Van croons about moondance,
Temptations aren't too proud to beg,
What's love got to do with it?, Tina demands.
Here we are,
dancing together,
just the two of us.
you and I.

We are together, laughing and swaying,
Up on our feet, making the moves,
Sugar pie, honey bunch, 
I want to spend some time with you,
Here we are,
dancing together,
just the two of us.
you and I.

Baby, I need your loving, 
let's dance to unwind and let go.
Bill would love this dancing sunshine,
I know, I know, I know, I know.
Here we are,
dancing together,
just the two of us.
you and I.