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Dancing for dinner (Free verse) by fevriere
What am I in your courts, but under your spell?
I will twist in your cauldron and jingle my bells!
I will turn wheels and crack open day,
kick out the sun's yolk and make meringue clouds,
and when you roll away, still bleary-eyed and clasp-handed,
I will spring away and fall back!
I will whip like winter on your window.
I will give you blossom snowshowers
I will offer you starry daffodils
I will hand you twinkling snowdrops
but you only care for narcissi and hemlock.
For want of a breadcrust smile,
I will light the fuse on my brightest tricks
and blow sky high.
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Arithmetic Mean: 8.0
Weighted score: 5.357609
Overall Rank: 3374
Posted: May 3, 2005 2:29 PM PDT; Last modified: May 4, 2005 11:34 AM PDT
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