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The Flamenco Dancer
The Flamenco Dancer
As all on its sides , the ruffles burst into
flames .
The rings of fire, only she can dance through
The audience around her , quickened and
hot .
One upward glance, as she ignites her hair.
In her dashing eyes ,
The city of Spain can be seen ,
Imprinted on her dress.
The guitarist plays a sober tune, twirling
and twirling ......
For the Bailaora's long arms ,
Coiled into the posture of a rattlesnake.
The cherry red dress of hers ,
Flung out haughtily ,
As an impetuous gesture .
Her rhythmic feet stomping ,
With her sandals aged from the Andalusian
region .
She suddenly paused , for the Bailaora
finally reached the light .................
Ela
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I wrote this poem bearing in mind it's deep rooted connection to the Roma migrants from Rajasthan in India dating back to the 14th century .