A quiet girl sits in a corner alone
The world around her erupted with noise
She wants to be out there not here on her own
She wants to dance with the other girls and boys
Her timid nature keeps her in the chair
As her eyes watch in longing and awe
If only she'd get up and go out there
Let the music take her over like all those she now saw
The rhythm started to move it's way in
Would it be strong enough to break through
To get her up and make her spin
Or will her night continue like they usually do
Not moving from the same spot
A polite smile on her face and the occasional nod
With succumbing only just a thought
Keeping up her indifferent facade
Deeper it moves through to her soul
A sweet melody vibrates down to her bones
And her resistance has finally taken its toll
She starts to rise listening to all the different tones
Tonight she'll dance with a smile
Even if it's with no one at all
The euphoria of it is worth the while
Tonight the music takes over and she'll no longer be a flower on the wall
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Author:
Mandi (
Offline) - Published: September 1st, 2017 18:44
- Comment from author about the poem: So when I write...anything really, I doodle all over my page. My mom has always hated it😝. And now i found this app that lets me doodle on my phone too.😍 love it. I'm no artist but hey, doodles are just cute scribbles anyway😊 hope you enjoy the poem.
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Comments4
A wall flower no more , very nicely presented doodle and all , very good Mandi
Thank you😊 Glad you liked my doodle, my daughter asked me if my dancer was farting. Kids.
I really, really like this poem, Mandi. Shyness is a terrible affliction and it takes a lot to overcome it. But then, music is a universal healer! Well written, good message!
😊. Yes. I'm shy and sometimes i can't even get words out. It can be hard. But usually if there's music it all fades away. Thank you, glad you liked it.
Your poetry is absolutely astounding! Well done Mandi.
Awe😍. You're sweet. Thanks😊
Good write, let the music begin.
Thank you😊
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