Undercover
This body of mine,
Rigid and stubborn,
Is not what it appears to be.
Peculiar as that might seem, this body of mine is a clever disguise, you see.
It has many secrets to keep,
For the treasure inside is quite enchanted,
Some may even call it divine.
My true form, Heaven made the wise decision to hide.
A very strange place for a dancer’s spirit to reside,
With muscles that must struggle to both straighten and bend.
It’s always a hard disjoint to mend.
Still, listen to my words with willing ears,
And there’s a sweet song that you’ll hear.
The music in my heart, it’s God’s creation,
Beating with continually changing rhythms and melodies.
Allowing my mind to spin an unruly clutter of words into dances,
That would prove physically impossible for my curved spine and uneven hips.
Neither beautiful fluidity, nor perfect precision will ever take up direction,
Over all my muscles, joints and bones,
And their involuntary motion.
But there are a few, who know it’s only a tender precaution,
Taken in order to protect the treasure inside.
One willing angel on a mission.
This body of mine,
It’s just a clever disguise.