Poetry: Dancing - by Moeze Lalji

by Moeze Lalji

Created on: January 07, 2009 Last Updated: May 25, 2011

Dancing

Came on earth
To move your
Body

Shake your
Toes and
Your heels

Just jump as
You wish

The music is
Plenty

To shape you
Up

Even little
Babies

Pick it up
By their ears

Make us laugh
What a great world

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