To Dance with Dancer

[happytrails]

Lead and I will follow,
wherever you go.
It will be beautiful,
and we shall dance
into tomorrow.
Lead me to the edge
and I will trust,
with my heart
that you will keep
the rhythm
and not let me fall.
Lead me
in the dance of life
and I know that I
will live forever.
And never tire
of the dance
or the dancer.

[Doreen Peri]

we need a "like" button.

[happytrails]

Ask James; he's the computer guru. If it can be done, he can do it. Don't you love how he seems to be able to just get the job done. Talk about your go to guy. That phrase was invented with James in mind. I am sure of it.

[stilltrucking]

I likes it too,
dancing makes for
happyfeets


Where is James?

[happytrails]

Still trucking, I like your response. I loves happy feets. I loves dancing with the dancer. (Dancer being the poet and the dance is the poetry he writes.)

[SmileGRL]

there is a childlike trust and a grace and a sensuality in this poem.

[happytrails]

Thanks again smilegrl.
I wrote this for a poet for whom I have a great deal of respect. And Yes, trust. And as for the sensuality, he writes very sensual poems. I guess I responded to that.

[Sue Littleton]

When I read it I thought it was a love poem ... a tender and evocative love poem. Do not, I say, do not disillusion me! Sue

[happytrails]

oops.

It is a love poem. I love dancer's poetry.