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Here is a sample of a poem I wrote.

She Danced by Pier Marie Tyler

Inspired by my friends, R&B Pratcher who sent me a pic of The Black Swan Dance. While looking at the pic and
listening to Dozie's "Gabriel's Lounge", this is what came to me.

She danced on the floor of water
Her feet told a story,
Wrapped in love
She danced like an angel
With swans by her side, synchronously.

The beat led her around the dance floor Her hands were touching souls,
Her body held you captive
And the rhythm took you away
Nature was in awe of her.

Kingdoms bowed Her eyes magnetized,
The water followed her shadow
Then the rain came
Wash everything away.

In place of her dancing Rose a mist,
It flowed throughout the land
In the distance you can still hear the beat
Taking on her personna, the mist danced.

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Comment by GLOVER WASHINGTON on September 21, 2007 at 4:19pm: She danced...
She also touches hearts.
Beautiful.

Comment by tpier on September 3, 2007 at 5:01pm: Thanks Colleen, I would like that fine in 2008. I'd like to check out the 2007 edition, also.

Pier

Comment by Colleen Breuning on August 29, 2007 at 8:38pm: Pier, This is absolutely beautiful~fantastic images! I would love to have you in my Winter 2008 edition of my e-zine, Blue Turtle Crossing. I just finalized the Fall 2007 edition & it will be published Sept 1. Your poetry is superb! I'll send you the link once I get it up.
~Colleen

Comment by tpier on August 28, 2007 at 2:52pm: Thanks for commenting, Aberjhani. Kudos for Victoria Rowell.

Inspired,
Pier

Comment by Author-Poet Aberjhani on August 28, 2007 at 12:00pm: Totally enjoyed this. The essence of it brought to mind Victoria Rowell's memoir, THE WOMEN WHO RAISED ME. She's a celebrated actress and author now but she grew up in foster care homes and her gifts as a dancer played a major part in helping her establish herself in the world.

Aberjhani