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Tag Archives: dance
Tansy Dancing
The lantern light was flickering its last light as she drew the heavy curtains together. She welcomed the shadows that darkened the corners of the room. She wanted the room dark. It helped her to think. In sunlight there were … Continue reading
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Tagged dance, fantasy story, katydid, lantern, writing challenge, writing prompt
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Sea Dance
She was a stranger in a very strange land and yet everything felt so familiar, like it can in the most impossible of dreams. She wasn’t dreaming, but it felt like she was, as she moved among the different sculptures … Continue reading
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Tagged art, dance, gallery, inspiration, writing challenge, writing prompt
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They Dance There Still
Strewn feathers across the grass Leavings from a violent death. Blast tumbled shoe across the tile We leave so much of ourselves behind. Death laps the blood from the stained dance floor where hearts beat true and free, Coward’s … Continue reading
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Tagged courage, dance, love, Love to Orlando, lovetrumpshate, Orlando, poem, Pulse, RIP, strength
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Dance Me to the End of Love
“Dance Me To The End of Love” Dance me to your beauty with a burning violin, Dance me through the panic ’til I’m gathered safely in, Lift me like an olive branch and be my homeward dove, Dance me to … Continue reading
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Tagged Beautifully written, dance, Leonard Cohen, Leonard Cohen lyrics, Lyrical poetry, Lyrical song, poem
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Heroines like to be alone or at least know how
“I read a romance in Mrs. Bath’s library once,” Margaret said. “The heroine was going to a dance alone. I read quite a few romances when I was a girl. I noticed that heroines liked to be alone, or at … Continue reading
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