A little girl inside me
A poem written by Elisa English on 3/26/2010
There is a little girl inside me
Who would that be?
A little girl with no worries
Surrounded by fairies
She is kept out of harm’s way
Before her, shining days lay
A well paved future is in front of her
Something many others are dying for
All she needed to do is to study hard
Nothing’s more important in her regard
All her youth was buried in her studies
No birdies, no teddies, no melodies
Until one day she got all her degrees
She could finally feel the breeze
So began her own journey
And the master of her own destiny
Into a swan she transformed
On different stages she performed
Unleashing her passion for dance
Sparking a different kind of romance
She was then free of burden
Free to do anything forbidden
She sure had the time of her life, mesmerizing
the audience with moves ever so tantalizing
Someday, as Carmen she disguised
Seductive and flirting, dancing the flamenco
Someday, belly dancing she devised
Saucy and sexual, shimmying like a whacko
Someday, a tribal chief she was
Dancing to every beat of the drum, without a pause
Someday, she would join the River Dance
Tapping her feet with whatever stance
Be it modern or Jazz
She was always full of pizzazz
This was when she was still single
Unconstrained, like a beast in the jungle
Until a little boy formed inside her
She had the time of her life
The boy, hearing all the stir
Conspired with the doctor to get a knife
He could hardly wait for his turn
Pushing out to the world with no return
Oh, that little girl was bound again
This time for another 21 years of strain
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*** Disclaimer: The poem is partly fictional and partly real. Some of the contents may be exaggerated.
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