Moonlight Dancing
Gypsy GirlText Box: Moonlight Dancing I will not take you dancing except in the moonlight where the only band is the beating of our hearts. I will not take you dancing until every camp fire coal is flame silent and smoke caresses the wind. I will not take you dancing except when treble loons laugh and cry all night echoes making us vibrate. I will not take you dancing until a bullfrog base serenades the stars as they spin above our heads. I will not take you dancing except when our bodies like fire-flies pulse neon in lonely spruce boughs. I will not take you dancing only if dew tickles grass bare feet as they play on a summer shore-line. I will not take you dancing until tender fingers are threading the waves of a warm sea of touches. I will not take you dancing until this lake turns calm and beaver tails slap attempts to distract our lust. I will not take you dancing but I am lost in my love and I know you too walk this welcome wilderness. I will not take you dancing except in passionate moments when worlds sing harmonious with our trembling toes. I will not take you dancing except in the moonlight where the only band is the howling of our hearts. Jim Larwill