BEANERY ONLINE LITERARY MAGAZINE I BELIEVE GOD INVENTED DANCING
FAYE ADAMS
I Believe God Invented Dancing
Why should I think this way?
Have you watched tall grass sway;
have you ever noticed leaves
merrily respond to the breeze;
considered robin’s “bob and run”
as he searches for wiggly worm
or the dolphins’ graceful glide,
never straying to collide;
traced a butterfly’s pirouette,
just before it comes to rest
on a dandelion’s fluff,
still clinging to its ruff?
Even the stars of the night
shimmy and bounce in my sight.
There’s no earthly reason why,
in abandon, should not I
throw caution to the wind,
cut myself loose, twirl and spin,
raise my arms in ardent praise
for glorious dance-filled days!
The Beanery Writers Group welcomes guest writer, Faye Adams, a freelance author of four books of poetry, a children’s book and a book of poetry and nonfiction. Her work is published in newspapers, magazines, poetry journals and anthologies.
Faye’s credits include several writing awards and an honorary lifetime membership in the Missouri State Poetry Society. In addition, she is a member of the St. Louis Writers Guild; the Writers’ Society of Jefferson County; the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, and the Missouri Writers Guild.
A writer of fiction, flash fiction and memoirs, she has helped conduct poetry workshops in classrooms and for writers groups.
To learn more about Faye, visit her website: www.fayeadams.com
I BELIEVE GOD INVENTED DANCING
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BEANERY ONLINE LITERARY MAGAZINE
I BELIEVE GOD INVENTED DANCING
FAYE ADAMS
I Believe God Invented Dancing
Why should I think this way?
Have you watched tall grass sway;
have you ever noticed leaves
merrily respond to the breeze;
considered robin’s “bob and run”
as he searches for wiggly worm
or the dolphins’ graceful glide,
never straying to collide;
traced a butterfly’s pirouette,
just before it comes to rest
on a dandelion’s fluff,
still clinging to its ruff?
Even the stars of the night
shimmy and bounce in my sight.
There’s no earthly reason why,
in abandon, should not I
throw caution to the wind,
cut myself loose, twirl and spin,
raise my arms in ardent praise
for glorious dance-filled days!
The Beanery Writers Group welcomes guest writer, Faye Adams, a freelance author of four books of poetry, a children’s book and a book of poetry and nonfiction. Her work is published in newspapers, magazines, poetry journals and anthologies.
Faye’s credits include several writing awards and an honorary lifetime membership in the Missouri State Poetry Society. In addition, she is a member of the St. Louis Writers Guild; the Writers’ Society of Jefferson County; the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, and the Missouri Writers Guild.
A writer of fiction, flash fiction and memoirs, she has helped conduct poetry workshops in classrooms and for writers groups.
To learn more about Faye, visit her website: www.fayeadams.com
ADDITIONAL READING:
ON THE EVE OF 27
HEARTBEAT
EVERYDAY HEROES
BAD WRITING CONTEST ENTRY
ARE YOU LIVING IMPAIRED?
SHOULD INFORMATION ON AN ALLEGED CHILD ABUSER BE PUBLICIZED?
DAVID Part 1 of a 10 Part Romance Story
DRESSING FOR BLESSING: GOD AND FASHION Part 1
THE CORPSE FLOWER (Amorphophallus titanum)—A WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING-Is in Bloom
RAINBOW’S END Part 1