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A Lonely Waltz
Sometimes, I imagine myself
Waltzing in a desolate ballroom.
The lavish room
Is corroded by time.
Dark and ghastly,
But still sparkling behind
A thin layer of grime.
I’d step in time with fanciful shoes
And nobody could refuse
While I swing and sway,
Dancing the night away.
And my arms would stretch and cup the air,
Or my fingers would run through silky hair,
Curls of gold resting upon
A shoulder coated in chiffon.
While I twirl and turn,
The silence burns.
Ringing out into the air,
Singing its eerie tune of despair.
Its everlasting song
Plays not for long.
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This poem is about escapism through imagination and an inescapable loneliness.