The Autumn Flamenco
By well-wisher
Sat, 20 Oct 2012
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As I gloomily gazed at the grey Autumn sky,
little flashes of crimson and gold caught my eye;
pretty leaves that were skipping and leaping and flapping
and whirling and twirling, then I heard a clapping
and, in front of me, a young Gypsy appeared
with a pretty red dress and a rose in her hair.
She was clicking her fingers and stamping her feet
and whirling and twirling to a flamenco beat.
She said, “I’m a traveller and I must move on
but I will return when bleak winter has gone.
In the Springtime and Summer, when it’s warm and it’s bright,
then we’ll sing and we’ll dance through the day and the night”.
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Beautiful. I once spent a
Beautiful. I once spent a night partying with Gypsies on a mountain in spain. I had one drink to be polite and it was loaded, couldn't drive so ended up dancing till dawn. I think this girl went to join my gypsies at Monserratt. Lovely poem .
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This is beautiful,
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This is beautiful, well-wisher. Very much enjoyed.
Tina
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