Dancing On Thin Ice Poem by David Darbyshire
Dancing On Thin Ice
We met by the pond,
frozen which was nice.
The full moon light,
the surface of the ice.
Our hearts skipped a beat,
as we ran upon the ice.
It moaned beneath our feet,
the moonlight made it nice.
I thought I'd make my move,
she was very very nice.
I put my hands back in my pockets,
I could see I was dancing on thin ice.
I spend my life dancing on thin Ice Dave, the adrenaline buzz is amazing! and I still haven't learned to swim! lol Smiling at you, Tai
You're right Dave... I really lioked this one... Best CJ
Dave, this poem shows that you are able to write deep and meaningful stuff. I like this new style. As for the poem, sometimes we have to take risks to get what we want, even if it means walking on thin ice. I just hope it doesn't crack, that's all..... Love, Fran the Fan xx
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4/19/2024 10:51:27 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Nice! Nice! Nice! Ice-see a very nice poem here. I enjoyed reading it very much. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX